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Changing Environments: Our Field Work and Sampling |
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Upper Rhine Plain in the early 1800s ... |
... and in the late 1900s | ||||||||
Martin – working in the greenhouse |
Ruth – hunting for field samples |
Martin - work done |
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Tarsius lariang, a new primate species described by Stefan in 2006 |
Pia and Maike – sampling sediment cores from a small Italian lake |
Snake research by Andreas in Nicaragua (poisonous Oxybelis fulgidus) |
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Our lake sediment cores are ecological archives |
Core samples from 250 m deep Lake Constance |
Nora analyzing sediment cores in the lab |
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Our electric device to collect invasive Asian Tiger Mosquitos from Southern Europe |
Sebastian searching for rare running water limpets (ancylids) |
Sampling freshwater crabs somewhere in Southern Europe |
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