Towards Sustainable jellyfisheries in European waters with special emphasis on the Trondheimsfjord as a case area

Autor: Aberle N(1), Andrade C(2, 3, Angel DL(5), Canning-Clode J(6, Dierking J(8), Dror H(5), Edelist D(5), Ellingsen I(9), Gueroun SKM(3, 4, Klun K(10), Leone A(11), Majaneva S(1), Rotter A(10), Tiller R(9), Javidpour J(12)

Publikováno v: Aquaculture Europe 2021 (EA21), Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, 03-07/10/2021
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Jellyfish are an important component of pelagic ecosystems that can form massive blooms over large spatial and temporal scales. Intensity, frequency, and duration of jellyfish blooms vary, show strong species- and site-specific differences and are of

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