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Ina C. Meier

University of Hamburg

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 Ecotonal Gradients Shape Biodiversity of Multiple Estuarine Taxa

Number of pages: 44 Posted: 03 Feb 2026
Rebecca Oester, Benjamin L. Branoff, Johanna Biederbick, Luise Grüterich, Raphael Koll, Fay Lexmond, Nele Martens, Julian Mittmann-Goetsch, Friederike Neiske, Widhi Putri, Sina Remmers, Diana Richter, Lia Ruhrus, Vanessa Russnak, Youssef Saadaoui, Jesse Theilen, Sven Patrik Tobias-Hunefeldt, Monica Wilson, Joscha N. Becker, Annette Eschenbach, Hans-Peter Grossart, Jochen Fründ, Lars Kutzbach, Ina C. Meier, Philipp Porada, C.-Elisa Schaum, Wolfgang R. Streit, Jason Woodhouse and Kai Jensen
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Aquatic-terrestrial linkages, Brackish habitats, Community assemblages, intertidal zone, Multitaxa analysis, Salinity regime