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Ichthyology and Marine Biology

Physical Sciences → Environmental Science → Nature and Landscape Conservation

58 research outputs 2.5% of the institute spectrum

About Ichthyology and Marine Biology

This cluster of papers focuses on the conservation, ecology, and population dynamics of sharks and rays, including their phylogeny, habitat use, migration patterns, and the impact of fisheries on their populations. It also addresses the importance of marine ecosystems and the challenges in managing and protecting these apex predators.

Keywords

Sharks Rays Conservation Ecology Fisheries Phylogeny Habitat Use Migration Population Dynamics Marine Ecosystems

Development over time

Year research outputs
2026 5
2025 3
2024 3
2023 5
2022 6
2021 2
2020 2
2019 2
2018 2
2016 1
2015 4
2014 5
2013 6
2012 2
2010 2
2008 3
2006 1
2003 1
2002 1
1996 2

Units

Units strongly represented in this topic

Units
Office for Knowledge Exchange
7 Research outputs
Societal Impact
7 Research outputs
Coastal resources
5 Research outputs
Earth System Modelling
3 Research outputs
Fish Ecology and Evolution
3 Research outputs
Ecosystem Co-Design
2 Research outputs
Data Science and Technology
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
7 Research outputs
Oscar Puebla
Prof. Dr. Oscar Puebla
4 Research outputs
Julian Lilkendey
Dr. Julian Lilkendey
3 Research outputs
Martin Helmkampf
Dr. Martin Helmkampf
2 Research outputs
Agostino Merico
Prof. Dr. Agostino Merico
1 Research outputs
Andreas Kunzmann
Dr. Andreas Kunzmann
1 Research outputs
Cretus Joseph Mtonga
Cretus Joseph Mtonga
1 Research outputs
Daniel Schürholz
Dr. Daniel Schürholz
1 Research outputs

The assignment of publications to topics is done automatically and may be incomplete or incorrect. If a person does not appear in the list, it does not mean that they could not have contributed to the topic.