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Needham, David
Prof. Dr. David Needham | RD3 Marine Ecology | RU Ocean EcoSystems Biology Ocean EcoSystems Biology Group Contact Room: 1.432 Phone: +49 431 600-4411 Email: dneedham@geomar.de David's
Publications JC067
Publications JC067 (usually peer-reviewed) Chen, C., Copley, J., Linse, K., Rogers, A.D. and Sigwart, J. (2015a): How the mollusc got its scales: convergent evolution of the molluscan scleritome.
Corals track strongest Indian Ocean Current over 334 years
18 March 2014/Kiel. Natural variations in the warming and cooling cycles of the globally important Agulhas ocean current core region have been revealed from Madagascar corals. A new study, led by
How Productive are the Ore Factories in the Deep Sea?
23 April 2014/Kiel. Hydrothermal vents in the deep sea, the so-called "black smokers", are fascinating geological formations. They are home to unique ecosystems, but are also potential suppliers of
New challenges for ocean acidification research
December 18, 2014 / Kiel, Villefranche-sur-mer. To continue its striking development, ocean acidification research needs to bridge between its diverging branches towards an integrated assessment.
Increasing usage of nitrogen fertilizer poses an increasing climate threat
08 October 2020 / Kiel. Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are playing a key role in the Earth’s climate system, carbon dioxide being the most popular. Others, such as nitrous oxide, have smaller
Unique rocks provide new insights into Earth’s history
19 March 2021/Kiel. South of Japan, the Izu-Bonin and Mariana islands form a more than 2,500 km-long chain across the western Pacific. They are the product of tremendous tectonic forces that affect
Decline of diatoms due to ocean acidification
25 May 2022 / Kiel. Diatoms are the most important producers of plant biomass in the ocean and help to transport carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere into the deep ocean and thus regulate our
Franke, Andrea
Dr. Andrea Franke Research division 3: Marine Ecology Research unit: Marine Evolutionary Ecology Office: Room: A20 Phone: +49 431 600-4579 Email: anfranke(at)geomar.de Address:
Numerical modeling of hydrothermal systems
3D numerical simulation of hydrothermal convection at the East Pacific Rise Numerical modeling of hydrothermal systems The discovery of hydrothermal black smoker systems at mid-ocean ridges in