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Marine Biology Research Volume 5, 2009 - Issue 1: Thematic Issue No. 2. Fifty years of Norwegian–Russian collaboration in marine research
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Fifty years of Norwegian-Russian collaboration in marine research

Tore Haug
,
Ingolf Røttingen
,
Harald Gjøsæter
,
Ole Arve Misund
,
Tom Fenchel
&
Franz Uiblein
Pages 1-3 | Published online: 24 Dec 2008

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Franz Uiblein. (2015) What thrives between the waves and beneath the tides? – Marine Biology Research sails into its second decade. Marine Biology Research 11:1, pages 1-3.
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Tore Haug, Andrey Dolgov, Ingolf Røttingen, Knut Sunnanå, Oleg Titov, Tom Fenchel & Franz Uiblein. (2013) Climate effects on the Barents Sea marine living resources. Marine Biology Research 9:9, pages 819-821.
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Tom Fenchel & Franz Uiblein. (2010) Biodiversity in concert: Common, uncommon, and new species. Marine Biology Research 6:1, pages 1-5.
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