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Time is an affliction: Why ecology cannot be as predictive as physics and why it needs time series by Boero, F., Kraberg, A.C., Krause, G., Wiltshire, K.H.

“…Ecological systems depend on both constraints and historical contingencies, both of which shape their present observable system state. In contrast to…”
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Spatial dynamics of eukaryotic microbial communities in the German Bight by Sprong, P.A.A., Fofonova, V., Wiltshire, K.H., Neuhaus, S., Ludwichowski, K.U., Käse, L., Androsov, A., Metfies, K.

“…Monitoring changes in eukaryotic microbial communities is critical for understanding ecosystem dynamics, trophic interactions and the impacts of climate…”
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A Complete 60‐Year Catalog of Wind Events in the German Bight (North Sea) Derived From ERA5 Reanalysis Data by Rubinetti, S., Fofonova, V., Arnone, E., Wiltshire, K. H.

“…The German Bight is a shallow area in the southeastern North Sea. Atmospheric forcing, particularly wind stress, plays an essential role in the sea circulation…”
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Quality control and analyses of the long-term nutrient data from Helgoland Roads, North Sea by Raabe, T., Wiltshire, K.H.

“…The nutrient data set of the Helgoland time series comprises of daily surface water samplings and analyses of nutrients in marine waters at Helgoland Roads…”
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A new method of describing phytoplankton blooms: Examples from Helgoland Roads by Mieruch, S., Freund, J.A., Feudel, U., Boersma, M., Janisch, S., Wiltshire, K.H.

“…Phytoplankton blooms, in their pivotal position in pelagic seasonal succession require precise classification criteria in order to evaluate such parameters as…”
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A reduced model of the fluorescence from the cyanobacterial photosynthetic apparatus designed for the in situ detection of cyanobacteria by Beutler, M., Wiltshire, K.H., Arp, M., Kruse, J., Reineke, C., Moldaenke, C., Hansen, U.-P.

“…Fluorometric determination of the chlorophyll (Chl) content of cyanobacteria is impeded by the unique structure of their photosynthetic apparatus, i.e., the…”
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The determination of algal biomass (as chlorophyll) in suspended matter from the Elbe estuary and the German Bight: A comparison of high-performance liquid chromatography, delayed fluorescence and prompt fluorescence methods by Wiltshire, K.H, Harsdorf, S, Smidt, B, Blöcker, G, Reuter, R, Schroeder, F

“…HPLC methods are now widely accepted as being the only accurate means of quantifying chlorophyll in aquatic systems. Very little is known about the…”
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The determination of algal biomass (as chlorophyll) in suspended matter from the Elbe estuary and the German Bight by Wiltshire, K.H, Harsdorf, S, Smidt, B, Blöcker, G, Reuter, R, Schroeder, F

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