Add to ORKGLong term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management of living marine resources in the Barents Sea. Proceeding of the 12th Norwegian/Russian Symposium Tromsø, 21-22 August 200
Arctic ecosystems are facing unprecedented changes today. Annual surface temperatures increased almo...
In this paper, we describe the species composition of biotopes occurring in a wide range of environm...
Increased public awareness of the global significance of polar regions and opening of the Russian Ar...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The aim of the joint Norwegian/Russian ecosystem survey in the Barents Sea and adjacent waters, Augu...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The aim of the joint Norwegian/Russian ecosystem survey in the Barents Sea and adjacent waters, Augu...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The 2nd joint ecosystem survey was carried out during the period 1st of August to 4th of October 200...
The Barents Sea is one of the world’s most productive oceans, and is home to at least 20 million nes...
Since 1986 the Institute of Marine Research, (IMR), Norway and the Knipovich Polar Research Institut...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The Barents Sea, a large, high-latitude shelf sea, has been monitored and investigated for more than...
The joint ecosystem survey carried out during the period 27th of July to 2nd of October 2003 encompa...
Benthic communities north of Svalbard are less investigated than in other Arctic shelf regions, as t...
Arctic ecosystems are facing unprecedented changes today. Annual surface temperatures increased almo...
In this paper, we describe the species composition of biotopes occurring in a wide range of environm...
Increased public awareness of the global significance of polar regions and opening of the Russian Ar...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The aim of the joint Norwegian/Russian ecosystem survey in the Barents Sea and adjacent waters, Augu...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The aim of the joint Norwegian/Russian ecosystem survey in the Barents Sea and adjacent waters, Augu...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The 2nd joint ecosystem survey was carried out during the period 1st of August to 4th of October 200...
The Barents Sea is one of the world’s most productive oceans, and is home to at least 20 million nes...
Since 1986 the Institute of Marine Research, (IMR), Norway and the Knipovich Polar Research Institut...
Long term bilateral Russian/Norwegian scientific co-operation as a basis for sustainable management ...
The Barents Sea, a large, high-latitude shelf sea, has been monitored and investigated for more than...
The joint ecosystem survey carried out during the period 27th of July to 2nd of October 2003 encompa...
Benthic communities north of Svalbard are less investigated than in other Arctic shelf regions, as t...
Arctic ecosystems are facing unprecedented changes today. Annual surface temperatures increased almo...
In this paper, we describe the species composition of biotopes occurring in a wide range of environm...
Increased public awareness of the global significance of polar regions and opening of the Russian Ar...