Report: Macrozoobenthos: Norderney — Long-term Change (1972)»
Description
Our knowledge of the occurrences and dissemination of
macroscopic cotton animals are due to the numerous
available biological mappings quite complete.
Alone over the area of the Lower Saxon Waddens
there are more than thirty processings of individual
Subsections. It was apparently the aspiration to
as comprehensive as possible, which
the questions of temporal changes for a long time in
pushed the background. Early writers,
for example, Thamdrup (1935) and KÖNIG (1943), but
noticed that wattage surfaces are repeated
Examination always reveals a more or less significant change in the colonisation picture. [...] On the whole, however, knowledge about seasonal corridors and long-term changes in eulitoral soil communities is still very sparse. [...] In view of the growing pollution of coastal waters, research is expected to
such stock changes are particularly important.
Because when it comes to the influence of waste materials
to judge correctly, ideas about the extent
and timing of natural fluctuations
presence. The present study provides:
firstly, an orientation study in which only
a station that is followed by changes over two years. The “termination station” is located on the Norderneyer
Watt south of the lighthouse, 450 m from the forefront edge [..].
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- makrozoobenthos-makrofauna-artenzusammensetzung-sublitoral-bestandsveränderung-langzeitveränderung-terminstation-nlwkn
- norderney-ostfriesisches-wattenmeer