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Publikation:The Impact of Human Activities on Soil Organisms of the Maritime Antarctic and the Introduction of Non-Native Species in Antarctica
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The Impact of Human Activities on Soil Organisms of the Maritime Antarctic and the Introduction of Non-Native Species in Antarctica


The present study aimed at determining the influence of human activities on Antarctic soil-organisms communities as well as the potential introduction of non-native species into Antarctic habitats. In the Antarctic summers of the years 2009/2010 and 2010/2011, soil organisms (plants and the soil fauna of the groups Nematoda, Tardigrada, Collembola, Actinedida, Oribatida and Gamasina) were collected from anthropogenically influenced and non-influenced areas of the total of 13 localities and compared


Series Texte | 22/2013 Number of pages 12 Year of publication Author(s) Dr. David J. Russell, Dr. Karin Hohberg, Dr. Volker Otte, Dr. Axel Christian, Dr. Mikhail Potapov, Prof. Dr. Alexander Brückner, Dr. Sandra J. McInnes Abstract k4416.pdf (4.48 MB) Language English Other languages Deutsch
Project No. (FKZ) 3709 85 157 Publisher Umweltbundesamt File size 29.86 MB Print version not available

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