The conflict between grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) and the Baltic coastal fisheries -

A very simple wind analysis of the upwelling events document- ed in the in situ data, confirms the importance of shore parallel winds for coastal upwelling

However, we also know that there are other substances that have increased in concentrations during recent years, such as PFOS and similar compounds (9).Today grey seals in the

Relationship between grades of 3 renal histological variables: glomerular capillary wall thickening (CWT), glomerular capillary wall nodules (CWN) and tubular cell proliferations

The demographic analysis and population as- sessment rely on estimates of biological param- eters such as population growth rate, population size, fecundity, and

The concentrations were up to 10 times higher than in grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) and ringed seals (Phoca hispida) from the Baltic (Kallenborn et al., 2004)..

It is mainly grey seal that cause damage and losses for commercial fisheries, although it is reported that damage caused by ringed seals also occur along the northern coast of

Knowledge gained through studies of the interaction between seals and fisheries has been instrumental for the development of alternative seal-safe fishing gear and mitigation

Figure 15 The calculated TP and TN load throughout the modelled period, with the total load to the left and just the external loads to the right.. In Table 7 are the results of