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34 Müggelsee fish data

Title
Müggelsee fish data
Period
2015-04-01 ongoing
Sampling interval
1 year
Species Groups
Study site
Müggelsee
Sampling types
Fish
Parameters

biology:

fish abundance and biomass
name
fish abundance and biomass
Contact
Thomas Mehner
Licence for data
All rights reserved. Please send a request to Thomas Mehner if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: Lakebase Data Policy

Metadata files

TitleUpload dateFiletypeLicenceActions
Map_Fisheries_Mueggelsee.pdf08. Jan. 2018 12:03.pdf Download
Metadata_Description_FishMonitoring_Mueggelsee.pdf08. Jan. 2018 11:57.pdf Download

Data files (e.g. excel)

TitlecreatedFiletypeActions
Mueggelsee_Upload_FRED.xlsx 11. Nov. 2025 16:17 datatable: .xlsx Download

Machine Readable Metadata Files

FRED provides all metadata of this package in a maschine readable format. There is a pure XML file and one EML file in Ecological Metadata Language. Both files are published under the free CC BY 4.0 Licence.

  • Müggelsee_fish_data.xml
  • Müggelsee_fish_data.eml

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