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Susceptibility of European freshwater fish to climate change: species profiling based on life-history and environmental characteristics

Climate change is expected to strongly affect freshwater fish communities. Combined with other anthropogenic drivers, the impacts may alter species spatio-temporal distributions, and contribute to population declines and local extinctions.

23/11/2018

Recerca, Publicacions

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El joc de cartes sobre els peixos continentals de Catalunya desenvolupat per la UdG

15/11/2018

Promoció

Finançament a projectes de ciències marines i pel desenvolupament de tecnologia associada

el proper dia 15 de novembre a les 16h a la Sala d'Actes del P4 tindrà lloc una xerrada a càrrec del director de recerca del Schmidt Ocean Institute

13/11/2018

Jornades

Dispersal mode and spatial extent influence distance-decay patterns in pond metacommunities

Assuming that dispersal modes or abilities can explain the different responses of organisms to geographic or environmental distances, the distance-decay relationship is a useful tool to evaluate the relative role of local environmental structuring versus regional control in community composition.

10/11/2018

Recerca, Tesis doctorals, Publicacions

Bilayer Infiltration System Combines Benefits from Both Coarse and Fine Sands Promoting Nutrient Accumulation in Sediments and Increasing Removal Rates

Infiltration systems are treatment technologies based on water percolation through porous media where biogeochemical processes take place. Grain size distribution (GSD) acts as a driver of these processes and their rates and influences nutrient accumulation in sediments.

10/11/2018

Recerca, Publicacions

1st Meeting of the Iberian Ecological Society & XIV AEET Meeting

Ecology: an integrative science in the Anthropocene
4th – 7th February 2019, Barcelona

08/11/2018

Congressos

Grup de Recerca en Ecologia Aquàtica (EcoAqua)

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