Estuarine Perspectives 1980
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-404060-1.50040-x
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The Impact of Prey-Predator Waves From Estuaries on the Planktonic Marine Ecosystem

Wulf Greve
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Frank Reiners
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“…A bibliography of the main results includes the following publications: Greve (1992Greve ( , 1994Greve ( , 1995aGreve ( , 1995b; Greve and Reiners (1980, 1988, 1995; Greve et al ( , 2001; and Lange and Greve (1997).…”
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Helgoland Roads meso- and macrozooplankton time-series 1974 to 2004: lessons from 30 years of single spot, high frequency sampling at the only off-shore island of the North Sea

Greve
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Reiners
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Nast
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et al. 2004
Helgol Mar Res
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“…A bibliography of the main results includes the following publications: Greve (1992Greve ( , 1994Greve ( , 1995aGreve ( , 1995b; Greve and Reiners (1980, 1988, 1995; Greve et al ( , 2001; and Lange and Greve (1997).…”
Section: Publications (Papers Mursys Blmp Reports)mentioning
confidence: 99%

Helgoland Roads meso- and macrozooplankton time-series 1974 to 2004: lessons from 30 years of single spot, high frequency sampling at the only off-shore island of the North Sea

Greve
1
,
Reiners
2
,
Nast
3
et al. 2004
Helgol Mar Res
266
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Water Quality Including the Ecosystem

Greve
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1990
Estuarine Water Quality Management
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Chemical composition, respiration and feeding rates of the new alien ctenophore, Beroe ovata, in the Black Sea

Финенко
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Anninsky
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Romanova
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et al. 2001
Jellyfish Blooms: Ecological and Societal Importance
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