Konstadia Lika

Associate Professor

University of Crete

Greece

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Dr. Konstadia Lika is an Associate Professor at the University of Crete, Greece. Her research focuses on bioenergetics, nutritional strategies in aquatic species, and the ecological impacts of parasitism. Recent publications include studies on the growth and energy budgets of various fish species and insights into energy modeling in the context of climate change adaptation for aquaculture.

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B.W. Kooi

University of Amsterdam

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Nina Marn

University in Western Australia

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Frank Wätzold

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU)

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Cheryl A Murphy

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Konstadia Lika

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Articles (11)

A Nutritional Bioenergetic Model for Farmed Fish: Effects of Food Composition on Growth, Oxygen Consumption and Waste Production

Modeling the Bioenergetics and Life History Traits of Chironomus riparius–Consequences of Food Limitation

Modeling the bioenergetics of two herbivorous fish species in the Mediterranean Sea: The native Sarpa salpa and the invasive Siganus rivulatus

Dynamic Energy Budget approach for modeling growth and reproduction of Neotropical stink bugs

The relationship between confidence intervals and distributions of estimators for parameters of deterministic models

The consequences of sea lamprey parasitism on lake trout energy budgets

ClimeGreAq: A software-based DSS for the climate change adaptation of Greek aquaculture

The energetic basis of population growth in animal kingdom

Comparing loss functions and interval estimates for survival data

Modelling the nutritional strategies in mixotrophic nanoflagellates

The use of augmented loss functions for estimating dynamic energy budget parameters

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B.W. Kooi

Nina Marn

Frank Wätzold

Cheryl A Murphy

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