Thomas Wilke

Professor and Chair of Systematics and Biodiversity

Justus Liebig University

Germany

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Thomas Wilke is a Professor and Chair of Systematics and Biodiversity at Justus Liebig University Giessen in Germany. His research interests focus on biodiversity, ecosystem integrity, and sustainable practices in aquaculture, as illustrated by his recent publications on topics such as the impact of plastic litter in mangrove forests and the role of insect-based feeds in sustainable shrimp aquaculture. He has also investigated the effects of microplastics on reef-building corals and the phylogenetic position of endangered freshwater species.

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Niklas Leicher

University of Cologne

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Marius Henkel

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Technical University of Munich

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Bernd Wagner

University of Cologne

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Christian Albrecht

Justus Liebig University

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Steven Binnie

University of Cologne

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Alexander Francke

Flinders University

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Maren Ziegler

Justus Liebig University

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S. Krastel

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Torsten Hauffe

University of Fribourg

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Andreas Vilcinskas

Justus Liebig University

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Senthold Asseng

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The future potential of controlled environment agriculture

Plastic litter is rapidly bioeroded in mangrove forests

Rapid decline of Caspian Sea level threatens ecosystem integrity, biodiversity protection, and human infrastructure

Broad acceptance of sustainable insect-based shrimp feeds requires reproducible and comparable research

From Plant By‐Products to Insects to Shrimp: A Pathway to Sustainable Aquaculture Feed in a Circular Economy

Increasing microplastic concentrations have nonlinear impacts on the physiology of reef-building corals

Individual Shrimp Rearing Increases the Power of Experimental Trials

A genetic snapshot before extinction: Museomics reveals the phylogenetic position of a critically endangered freshwater gastropod

To be alive or not to be alive: Radiocarbon data provide new perspective on species diversity in the Caspian Sea

Chronic effects of exposure to polyethylene microplastics may be mitigated at the expense of growth and photosynthesis in reef-building corals

Variability of the surface boundary layer of reef-building coral species

Effects of water flow and ocean acidification on oxygen and pH gradients in coral boundary layer

Unraveling the Secrets of Lake Ohrid, Europe’s Oldest Lake

Common types of microdebris affect the physiology of reef-building corals

Feeding responses of reef-building corals provide species- and concentration-dependent risk assessment of microplastic

The geodynamic and limnological evolution of Balkan Lake Ohrid, possibly the oldest extant lake in Europe

Fifth mass extinction event triggered the diversification of the largest family of freshwater gastropods (Caenogastropoda: Truncatelloidea: Hydrobiidae)

Historical DNA solves century-old mystery on sessility in freshwater gastropods

Insect feed in sustainable crustacean aquaculture

Environmental filtering drives assembly of diatom communities over evolutionary time‐scales

Short-term paleogeographic reorganizations and climate events shaped diversification of North American freshwater gastropods over deep time

Quantitative three-dimensional morphological analysis supports species discrimination in complex-shaped and taxonomically challenging corals

Reef-Building Corals Do Not Develop Adaptive Mechanisms to Better Cope With Microplastics

Growth Response of Reef-Building Corals to Ocean Acidification Is Mediated by Interplay of Taxon-Specific Physiological Parameters

Poor hDNA-Derived NGS Data May Provide Sufficient Phylogenetic Information of Potentially Extinct Taxa

A quantitative framework to infer the effect of traits, diversity and environment on dispersal and extinction rates from fossils

Collaborators (11)

Niklas Leicher

Marius Henkel

Bernd Wagner

Christian Albrecht

Steven Binnie

Alexander Francke

Maren Ziegler

S. Krastel

Torsten Hauffe

Andreas Vilcinskas

Senthold Asseng

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