Changing sand: Sandy beach ecosystem functioning after human activities

L. Leewis

Changing sand: Sandy beach ecosystem functioning after human activities

L. Leewis

Research output: PhD Thesis › PhD-Thesis - Research and graduation internal

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Original language	English
Qualification	PhD
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Supervisors/Advisors	Rozema, J., Supervisor van Bodegom, P.M., Co-supervisor Janssen, G.M., Co-supervisor
Award date	30 Nov 2017
Print ISBNs	9789492679192
Publication status	Published - 2017

Keywords

sandy beach ecology
beach nourishment
human activities
mechanical beach cleaning
wrack
talitrids
Talitrus saltator
mircobial mat
green beach

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Title pageFinal published version, 98.5 KB
Abstract dutchFinal published version, 150 KB
Abstract englishFinal published version, 146 KB
Table of contentsFinal published version, 127 KB
Complete dissertationFinal published version, 3.5 MB
Preliminary matterFinal published version, 127 KB
End matterFinal published version, 160 KB

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