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| Chlorophyll-a concentrations in marine sediments from experiments and Fehmarn Belt
(2020-2021): [research data] |
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| contributing persons: |
| Stefan Forster[VerfasserIn] |
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0000-0003-2296-0769 |
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University of Rostock, Department of Marine Biology |
| Martin Powilleit[VerfasserIn] |
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University of Rostock, Department of Marine Biology |
| Laura Pülm[VerfasserIn] |
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University of Rostock, Department of Marine Biology |
| Josephin Lemke[VerfasserIn] |
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University of Rostock, Department of Marine Biology |
| Claudia Runkel[VerfasserIn] |
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University of Rostock, Department of Marine Biology |
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| abstract: |
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During an investigation on the effects that bottom-trawling, we found that otter boards
that keep the nets open, bury surface sediment at a few centimeters sediment depth.
This is also done by animals living in the sediment and the process is considered
very important for sediment ecosystem integrity. We try to differentiate between the
two and estimate that natural bioturbation is much more likely than otter board sediment
reversal in OUR sediment areas.
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Rostock
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Rostock: University of Rostock
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2024
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| statement of responsibility: |
| Stefan Forster, Martin Powilleit, Laura Pülm, Josephin Lemke, Claudia Runkel |
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| notes: |
| This research was supported by German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF9
within the DAM pilot mission “MGF-Ostsee” (03F0848B) |
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Forschungsdaten zu:
supplementary chlorophyll-a data used in the publication “Bottom fishery impact generates
tracer peaks easily confused with bioturbation traces in marine sediments”
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04.03.2024 / 09.04.2024
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