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2021
Meiofauna refers to a discrete, microscopically-sized group of organisms that have evolved to inhabit almost all aquatic environments and thrive in marine soft sediments. They include the most abundant and phyleticaly diverse metazoan on earth, with several phyla existing only in meiofaunal size.
Katerina Sevastou, Nikolaos Lampadariou
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Naming the Aegean Sea

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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The Dinaric and Aegean ARCS: Greece and the Aegean Sea

1977
The 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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The Aegean Sea maritime delimitation dispute

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
This 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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BACTERIOLOGY OF THE AEGEAN SEA [PDF]