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Impact of Climate Change on Baltic Sea Zooplankton and Subartic Butterflies

April 2023

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.33918.87368

Conference: FINMARI Researcher Day 2023
At: Paasitorni Congress Center, Helsinki

Authors:

Julia Fält-Nardmann

Technische Universität Dresden

University of Turku

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Poster presents the climatic regulation effects of Climate Change on Baltic Sea zooplankton and subartic butterflies, simultaneously in two different type of ecosystems.

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