Monika Normant

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University of Gdańsk

Poland

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Monika Normant is a Professor and the Head of the Department at the University of Gdańsk, Poland. Her research areas encompass the ecological impact of non-native species in marine environments, with recent articles focusing on anthropogenic factors influencing species distribution in the Baltic Sea and the effects of magnetic fields on marine life. She actively engages in discussions around ballast water management and its implications for marine biodiversity.

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University of Antwerp

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Gdynia Maritime University

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Exploring the impact of magnetic fields related to submarine power cables on the American mud crab Rhithropanopeus harrisii: A behavioural and physiological perspective

The introduction history of the non-native shrimp Palaemon macrodactylus in the Baltic Sea indicates repeated anthropogenic dispersal

Small sea with high traffic - what is the biofouling potential of commercial ships in the Baltic Sea

Total body burden of neurotoxicant Hg in Chinese mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis) - Considerations of distribution and human risk assessment

The temporal abundance-distribution relationship in a global invader sheds light on species distribution mechanisms

The temporal abundance-distribution relationship in a global invader sheds light on species distribution mechanisms

Genetic and morphological evidence indicates the persistence of Japanese mitten crab mitochondrial DNA in Europe for over 20 years and its introgression into Chinese mitten crabs

The role of marinas in the establishment and spread of non-indigenous species in Baltic Sea fouling communities

Exceptions and exemptions under the ballast water management convention – Sustainable alternatives for ballast water management?

Joint ICES-IOC-IMO Working Group on Ballast and Other Ship Vectors (WGBOSV)

Precious Data from Tiny Samples: Revealing the Correlation Between Energy Content and the Chemical Oxygen Demand of Municipal Wastewater by Micro-Bomb Combustion Calorimetry

Sampling native and non-native mobile epifauna with baited traps and habitat collectors – Port of Gdynia case study (southern Baltic Sea, Poland)

The combination of low salinity and low temperature can limit the colonisation success of the non-native bivalve Rangia cuneata in brackish Baltic waters

Target species selection criteria for risk assessment based exemptions of ballast water management requirements

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Jonas Schoelynck

Christine Ewers

Zbigniew Otremba

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Exploring the impact of magnetic fields related to submarine power cables on the American mud crab Rhithropanopeus harrisii: A behavioural and physiological perspective

The introduction history of the non-native shrimp Palaemon macrodactylus in the Baltic Sea indicates repeated anthropogenic dispersal

Small sea with high traffic - what is the biofouling potential of commercial ships in the Baltic Sea

Total body burden of neurotoxicant Hg in Chinese mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis) - Considerations of distribution and human risk assessment

﻿The temporal abundance-distribution relationship in a global invader sheds light on species distribution mechanisms

The temporal abundance-distribution relationship in a global invader sheds light on species distribution mechanisms

﻿Genetic and morphological evidence indicates the persistence of Japanese mitten crab mitochondrial DNA in Europe for over 20 years and its introgression into Chinese mitten crabs

The role of marinas in the establishment and spread of non-indigenous species in Baltic Sea fouling communities

Exceptions and exemptions under the ballast water management convention – Sustainable alternatives for ballast water management?

Joint ICES-IOC-IMO Working Group on Ballast and Other Ship Vectors (WGBOSV)

Precious Data from Tiny Samples: Revealing the Correlation Between Energy Content and the Chemical Oxygen Demand of Municipal Wastewater by Micro-Bomb Combustion Calorimetry

Sampling native and non-native mobile epifauna with baited traps and habitat collectors – Port of Gdynia case study (southern Baltic Sea, Poland)

The combination of low salinity and low temperature can limit the colonisation success of the non-native bivalve Rangia cuneata in brackish Baltic waters

Target species selection criteria for risk assessment based exemptions of ballast water management requirements

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Jonas Schoelynck

Christine Ewers

Zbigniew Otremba

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The temporal abundance-distribution relationship in a global invader sheds light on species distribution mechanisms

Genetic and morphological evidence indicates the persistence of Japanese mitten crab mitochondrial DNA in Europe for over 20 years and its introgression into Chinese mitten crabs