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949 Müggelsee Makrozoobenthos

Title
Müggelsee Makrozoobenthos
Period
2016-01-01 ongoing
Sampling interval
1 year
Description
Lake Mueggelsee MZB data
Species Groups
Macrozoobenthos
Study site
Müggelsee
Contact
Daniel Langenhaun
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Probenahmevorschrift_27032013.pdf10. Dec. 2024 20:30.pdf Download

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MZB_Mueggelsee_Stechlin_2016-2023.xlsx 10. Dec. 2024 20:31 datatable: .xlsx
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