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NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.

2013

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Burud Ingunn Christophe Moni Andreas Svarstad Flø Cecilie Rolstad Denby Daniel Rasse

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Aina Lundon Russenes Lars Bakken Audun Korsæth Peter Dörsch

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Ryan Bright Rasmus Astrup Anders Hammer Strømman

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Yanliang Wang Sissel Haugslien Marit Almvik Nicholas Clarke Anne K. Falk Øgaard Jihong Liu Clarke

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Marianne Stenrød Kirsten Tørresen Ole Martin Eklo Anne K. Falk Øgaard Gudbrand Lien Karen Refsgaard Valborg Kvakkestad

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Theo Ruissen

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Ievina Sturite

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JC. Streibig J. Rasmussen D. Andùjar Therese With Berge D. Chachalis T. Dittmann R. Gerhards TM: Giselsson P. Hamouz C. Jaeger-Hansen K. Jensen RN. Jørgensen M. Keller M. Laursen HS Midtiby J. Nielsen S. Muller H. Nordmeyer H. Peteinatos A. Papadopolous J. Svensgaard M. Weis S. Christensen

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Carolin Schnepel Kerstin Potthoff Sebastian Eiter Luise Giani

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William G. Jr. Ambrose M.L. Carroll W.L. Locke S. La Rosa P. E. Aspholm G. Christensen Bjørn Mejdell Larsen

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• While correlations between the SGI and environmental parameters were stronger before the Nickel smelter began operation in 1946 than after, there were still no significant relationships between interannual growth patterns and environmental conditions • Multivariate analysis of mineral ratios suggests a difference between preand post-1946 samples at one site • Preliminary results from fresh water pearl mussels collected from the Karpelva River do not reveal a strong sclerochronological proxy for environmental conditions even in the absence of pollution. • Shell mineralogy holds promise as a very long-term record of heavy metal concentrations in the environment