Baltic Sea
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Dirk Fleischer
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last modified
Apr 14, 2008 10:43
Useful informtions about the Baltic Sea
- The Baltic Sea and benthic live — by Dirk Fleischer — last modified Apr 14, 2008 10:41
- The organisms at the sea floor are effected by different environmental influences a description by H. Rumohr. These effects determin the dominant species commuity in a region
- Soft bottom benthos of the Baltic Sea — by Dirk Fleischer — last modified Apr 14, 2008 10:41
- A description of different biocoenosis of the baltic soft bottom with special emphasis on the most important species within these commuities by H. Rumohr.
- Reproduction of benthic organisms — by Dirk Fleischer — last modified Apr 14, 2008 10:41
- A description of different reproduction strategies by benthic organismes from H. Rumohr
- Benthos and oxygen depletion — by Dirk Fleischer — last modified Apr 14, 2008 10:41
- The consequences of oxygen depletion for the benthic community described by H. Rumohr
- Baltic Sea benthic succession model — by Dirk Fleischer — last modified Apr 14, 2008 10:41
- A description of different successive stages of colonisation that can be found in the Baltic Sea by H. Rumohr. The stages are seamless connected and sometimes the differences are not easy to see by eye.
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Model of salt water inflow in Baltic sea
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by
Andreas Czerniak
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last modified
Dec 28, 2008 01:32
- This model will show you an typical inflow situation for salty North Sea water (violet) into the Baltic Sea (clear). The Saltwater needs to pass the shallow areas in the Western Baltic. The Skagerrak is in this model at the left side from here the saltwater starts to fill the basins of Skagerrak, Kattegat and Belt Sea. As soon as these basins are filled with salty North Sea water (violet) the water hits the Darss sill. This sill is a natural barrier between the Belt Sea and the Arkona Sea. The saltwater will rise in the western Balti till is flows over the sill into the Arkona Sea alw2ays covered by a layer of brackish Baltic water (clear).
