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Techreport Reference Monitoring en Modellering van het cohesieve sedimenttransport en evaluatie van de effecten op het mariene ecosysteem ten gevolge van bagger- en stortoperatie (MOMO). Activiteitsrapport 1 januari 2015 – 30 juni 2015.
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Techreport Reference Milieueffectenbeoordeling van het RENTEL offshore windmolenpark ten noordwesten van de Thorntonbank en ten zuidoosten van de Lodewijkbank – exportkabel.
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Article Reference Transcription, signaling receptor activity, oxidative phosphorylation and fatty acid metabolism mediate the presence of closely-related cryptic species in distinct intertidal and cold-seep habitats
Located in Library / RBINS Staff Publications 2016
Article Reference Field Data on the Little Known and, Endangered Lepilemur Mittermeieri
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Techreport Reference Monitoring of the impact of the extraction of marine aggregates, in casu sand, in the zone of the Hinder Banks. Scientific Report 2 - January - December 2014. MOZ4-ZAGRI/I/VVL/201502/EN/SR01.
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Techreport Reference Modellering van een alternatieve stortstrategie voor de onderhoudsbaggerwerken in de voorhaven van Zeebrugge
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Techreport Reference Measuring, using ADV and ADP sensors, and modelling bottom shear stresses in the Belgian coastal waters. Report ZAGRI-MOZ4/1/DVDE/201502/EN/TR02.
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Inbook Reference Dredging and dumping
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Article Reference Lifestyle and Ice: The Relationship between Ecological Specialization and Response to Pleistocene Climate Change
Major climatic changes in the Pleistocene had significant effects on marine organisms and the environments in which they lived. The presence of divergent patterns of demographic history even among phylogenetically closely-related species sharing climatic changes raises questions as to the respective influence of species-specific traits on population struc- ture. In this work we tested whether the lifestyle of Antarctic notothenioid benthic and pelagic fish species from the Southern Ocean influenced the concerted population response to Pleistocene climatic fluctuations. This was done by a comparative analysis of sequence variation at the cyt b and S7 loci in nine newly sequenced and four re-analysed species. We found that all species underwent more or less intensive changes in population size but we also found consistent differences between demographic histories of pelagic and benthic species. Contemporary pelagic populations are significantly more genetically diverse and bear traces of older demographic expansions than less diverse benthic species that show evidence of more recent population expansions. Our findings suggest that the life- styles of different species have strong influences on their responses to the same environ- mental events. Our data, in conjunction with previous studies showing a constant diversification tempo of these species during the Pleistocene, support the hypothesis that Pleistocene glaciations had a smaller effect on pelagic species than on benthic species whose survival may have relied upon ephemeral refugia in shallow shelf waters. These find- ings suggest that the interaction between lifestyle and environmental changes should be considered in genetic analyses.
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Inproceedings Reference DNA barcoding Congolese snakes
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