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Erik Kristensen
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Geo- og miljøvidenskab
sediment
65%
marina
49%
mangrove
41%
burrow
39%
estuary
38%
polychaete
32%
fjord
30%
managed realignment
27%
biogenic structure
24%
reworking
20%
crab
19%
benthic fauna
19%
transplantation
18%
bioturbation
18%
nutrient
17%
seagrass
16%
capping
14%
agricultural land
14%
biogeochemistry
14%
restoration
14%
shoot
13%
flooding
13%
detritus
13%
marine sediment
12%
carbon
12%
porewater
12%
turbidity
11%
degradation
11%
coastal lagoon
11%
particle
11%
resuspension
11%
ecosystem
10%
dissolved inorganic carbon
10%
sea level rise
10%
coastal sediment
10%
fauna
9%
laboratory
9%
estuarine sediment
9%
sand
9%
stable isotope
9%
sulfate
9%
nitrogen
9%
algal bloom
8%
carbon sequestration
8%
burrowing
8%
ventilation
8%
saltmarsh
8%
loss
8%
organic matter
8%
sulfide
8%
Landbrug og biologi
sediments
100%
Zostera marina
56%
estuaries
48%
Polychaeta
41%
burrows
28%
bioturbation
23%
fauna
20%
mangrove forests
18%
agricultural land
17%
detritus
14%
sea level
14%
estuarine sediments
13%
Ruppia maritima
13%
sand
12%
carbon
12%
coastal sediments
12%
crabs
12%
Denmark
11%
methane
11%
stable isotopes
11%
pneumatophores
11%
organic matter
10%
sulfides
10%
macroalgae
10%
Spartina anglica
10%
marine sediments
10%
pollution load
9%
water
9%
carbon dioxide
9%
dissolved inorganic carbon
9%
salinity
9%
nitrogen
9%
Zostera
9%
suspension feeding
9%
burrowing
8%
eutrophication
8%
Baltic Sea
7%
biodegradation
7%
deforestation
7%
invertebrates
7%
Fucus vesiculosus
7%
carbon sequestration
7%
mangroves (trees)
7%
ecosystems
7%
salt marshes
7%
coastal water
6%
soil
6%
isotopes
6%
organic carbon
6%
