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Polychaetes of Marenzelleria Genus (Spionidae) in the Southeastern Baltic Sea (Russian EEZ)

Russian Journal of Biological Invasions, 2018
The habitation of two closely related polychaete species of Marenzelleria genus in the Southeastern Baltic Sea is proved for the first time by a morphological approach. M. neglecta lives in the shallow, euthrophic, oligohaline Vistula and Curonian lagoons. M. arctia dwells in relatively deep, mesothrophic and mesohaline marine waters down to the depths
O. V. Kocheshkova, E. E. Ezhova
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Radiational Tides at the Southeastern Coast of the Baltic Sea

Океанология, 2015
The tides in the Baltic Sea are weak but unmistakably recognizable in sea-level spectra. Multiyear hourly tide gauge series enable us to examine specific tidal properties in detail and to identify some unexpected effects. Two nearby stations on the southeastern coast of the sea, namely Baltiysk, located in the strait connecting the Vistula Lagoon to ...
A. B. Rabinovich, I. P. Medvedev
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The role of upwellings in the coastal ecosystem of the Southeastern Baltic Sea

Regional Studies in Marine Science, 2021
Abstract The influence of coastal upwellings on the coastal marine ecosystems of the northern coast of the Sambia Peninsula and the Curonian Spit during the warm period (April–October) of 2014–2015 was studied. An analysis of the sea surface temperature (SST) using moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer data and meteorological conditions ...
A.V. Krek   +4 more
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Observation and modeling of upwelling in the southeastern Baltic

Oceanology, 2009
The specific features of the upwelling in the southeastern Baltic have been studied by comparing the field observations and numerical simulations. The upwelling registered in October 2005 (when a gale caused by a northeastern wind with a velocity of 15 m/s continued for about three days after a period of relatively calm weather during which the ...
N. N. Golenko   +2 more
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Transboundary catchments in the Southeastern Baltic Region

Geography and Natural Resources, 2012
We discuss the international transboundary catchments in the Southeastern Baltic Region, including the territory of Kaliningrad oblast, as well as the “inner” transboundariness, i.e. the belonging of basins of small rivers to several administrative districts within Kaliningrad oblast.
D. A. Domnin, B. V. Chubarenko
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Methane fluxes in the southeastern Baltic Sea

Geo-Marine Letters, 2012
New data from surveys of gas-bearing mud areas in the Gdansk Deep (southeastern Baltic Sea) were collected during four research cruises in 2009–2011. These revealed the presence of seven large pockmarks apart from the three already known, and enabled significant improvement of the existing digital map of gassy mud distribution.
Marina Ulyanova   +4 more
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Oil spill monitoring in the southeastern Baltic sea

2004 USA-Baltic Internation Symposium, 2004
Increased shipping activities in the Baltic Sea, including oil transport and oil handled in harbors and new oil terminals, have a number of negative impacts on the marine environment, ecosystems and coastal zone. In June 2003 LUKOIL-Kaliningradmorneft initiated a pilot project, aimed to the complex monitoring of the southeastern Baltic Sea, in ...
A. G. Kostianoy   +4 more
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Aquatic Radiocarbon Reservoir Offsets in the Southeastern Baltic

Radiocarbon, 2015
The aim of this article is to discuss radiocarbon dating offsets due to freshwater and marine reservoir effects (FRE and MRE, respectively) in the southeastern Baltic. Thirty-six 14C dates from Lithuanian coastal and inland Subneolithic, Neolithic, and Bronze Age sites as well as two Mesolithic-Neolithic cemeteries are presented here.
Piličlauskas, G., Heron, Carl P.
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Deconstructing the concept of Subneolithic farming in the southeastern Baltic

Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 2016
The paper presents a critical review of the zooarchaeological, macrobotanical, palynological and archaeological data from Lithuania and their previous interpretations, which formerly served as the basis for the concept of development of pre-Neolithic or Subneolithic low intensity farming and/or livestock breeding in the eastern Baltic region. Moreover,
Gytis Piličiauskas   +2 more
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