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Anisakidae infection in fish of the Aegean Sea
Veterinary Parasitology, 2012Nematode worms of the family Anisakidae are the causative agents of infections in humans when fish is consumed raw and of serious allergies up to the death, when fish is consumed raw or cooked by previously sensitized people. From April until November 2009, 462 fish belonging to 26 species, fished in three areas of the Aegean Sea were tested for ...
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Delimitation of the Aegean Sea
International Journal of Public Law and Policy, 2013This article considers the legal aspects of the territorial dispute around the Aegean Sea according to the rules of the international law including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The article also addresses the issue of what would be the probable decision of the international arbitration body and what factors the court would take ...
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Mean Sea Level studies in the Aegean Sea
Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Part A: Solid Earth and Geodesy, 2000A study of Mean Sea Level (MSL) determination in the Aegean Sea is carried out. First, MSL values have been computed at a number of tide gauge stations. Then, Sea Surface Heights (SSHs) have been determined based on GEOSAT altimeter data of Geodetic Mission (GM). The computed SSHs were fitted to the tide gauge MSL values using a 4-parameters model. The
V.D Andritsanos +3 more
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The Dinaric and Aegean ARCS: Greece and the Aegean Sea
1977The present high relief of Greece is primarily the result of Alpine folding. For most of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic, Greece formed part of the Tethys. Paleozoic rocks are known in a number of regions, both in the Aegean Islands and on the mainland. These rocks were affected by Caledonian and Hercynian tectonic movements to form a Hercynian landmass over
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Mediterranean Historical Review, 2012
I ask whether it is possible, within the historical context of archaic and early classical Greece, to look at identity from the perspective of the sea. Starting from the observation that seas are usually named from the coastline they border, and that they are thus perceived as linked to that coastline, I look at the naming of the Aegean Sea.
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I ask whether it is possible, within the historical context of archaic and early classical Greece, to look at identity from the perspective of the sea. Starting from the observation that seas are usually named from the coastline they border, and that they are thus perceived as linked to that coastline, I look at the naming of the Aegean Sea.
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The Aegean Sea maritime delimitation dispute
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This Chapter, part of the book 'Maritime Disputes and International Law', offers a brief but comprehensive analysis of the maritime delimitation dispute between Turkey and Greece in the Aegean Sea. The first part examines the geographical characteristics of the Aegean Sea and how its unusual geographical configuration renders maritime boundary ...
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Partial pressure and air–sea CO2 flux in the Aegean Sea during February 2006
Continental Shelf Research, 2009Evangelia Krasakopoulou +2 more
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