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Marine animal studies overview

Physical Sciences → Environmental Science → Ecology

66 research outputs 2.8% of the institute spectrum

About Marine animal studies overview

This cluster of papers explores the ecology, behavior, and conservation of marine mammals, with a focus on the impacts of anthropogenic noise, habitat change, and climate change on cetaceans. It also delves into predator-prey interactions, acoustic communication, and the role of marine mammals as indicators of ecosystem health. The research emphasizes the need for conservation efforts to mitigate human-induced threats to these animals.

Keywords

Marine Mammals Anthropogenic Noise Habitat Change Cetaceans Predator-Prey Interactions Climate Change Acoustic Communication Ecosystem Sentinels Conservation Population Dynamics

Development over time

Year research outputs
2025 5
2024 1
2023 6
2022 7
2021 5
2020 3
2019 7
2018 7
2017 5
2016 6
2015 3
2013 4
2012 1
2011 1
2010 1
2006 2
2005 1
2004 1

Units

Units strongly represented in this topic

Units
Office for Knowledge Exchange
11 Research outputs
Societal Impact
11 Research outputs
Ecosystem Co-Design
4 Research outputs
Coastal resources
3 Research outputs
Submarine Groundwater Discharge
3 Research outputs
Fish Ecology and Evolution
1 Research outputs

People

Researchers strongly represented in this topic

Here, researchers who have publications in OSIRIS assigned to this spectrum topic are displayed. For better clarity, only a selection is shown.

Sebastian Ferse
Dr. Sebastian Ferse
13 Research outputs
Annette Breckwoldt
Dr. Annette Breckwoldt
6 Research outputs
Sonia Bejarano
Dr. Sonia Bejarano
6 Research outputs
Matthias Wolff
Prof. Dr. Matthias Wolff
5 Research outputs
Oscar Puebla
Prof. Dr. Oscar Puebla
4 Research outputs
Hauke Reuter
PD Dr. Hauke Reuter
3 Research outputs
Nils Moosdorf
Prof. Dr. Nils Moosdorf
3 Research outputs
Agostino Merico
Prof. Dr. Agostino Merico
2 Research outputs
Estradivari -
Dr. Estradivari -
2 Research outputs
Marleen Arlt-Stuhr
Dr. Marleen Arlt-Stuhr
2 Research outputs

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