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Stiftelsen utger en egen publikationsserie, Walter and Andrée de Nottbeck Foundation Scientific Reports. I serien publiceras rapporter om Östersjön och doktorsavhandlingars sammanfattningar. Publikationerna fås kostnadsfritt från Tvärminne zoologiska station, J. A. Palméns väg 275, 10900 HANGÖ.

Hittills har följande nummer av serien Walter and Andrée de Nottbeck Foundation Scientific Reports utgivits:

No. 1. Väätänen, P.: Microbiological studies in coastal waters of the Northern Baltic Sea. I. Distribution and abundance of bacteria and yeasts in the Tvärminne area. Preliminary report for 1973-74. 1976. 58 s. ISBN 951-95341-0-5.

No. 2. Suominen, H.: The microflora of the skin of pike Esox lucius L. in relation to its environment in the Northern Baltic Sea. A comparison of 200 microbial populations by numerical colony analysis. 1980. 75 s. ISBN 951-95341-1-3.

No. 3. Väätänen, P.: Microbial ecology of brackish waters off the southern coast of Finland. 1981. 22 s. ISBN 951-95341-2-1.

No. 4. Hällfors, G., Leskinen, E. & Niemi, Å.: Hydrography, chlorophyll a and nutrients at Tvärminne Storfjärd, Gulf of Finland, in 1979/80. 1983. 19 s. ISBN 951-95341-3-X.

No. 5. Kuparinen, J.: Production and respiration of pelagic plankton. 1985. 12 s. ISBN 951-95341-4-8.

No. 6. Kuosa, H.: Microbes in the pelagic carbon cycle: picoplanktonic algae and heterotrophic nanoflagellates in the northern Baltic ecosystem. 1991. 14 s. ISBN 951-95341-5-6.

No. 7. Lindström, M.: The migration behaviour of the amphipod Pontoporeia affinis Lindström. 1992. 18 s. ISBN 951-95341-6-4.

No. 8. Leskinen, E.: Ecology of attached microalgal communities on the SW coast of Finland, the Baltic Sea. 1993. 14 s. ISBN 951-95341-7-2.

No. 9. Lignell, R.: Carbon flow supplied by algae and bacteria in the planktonic food web off the SW coast of Finland. 1993. 55 s. ISBN 951-95341-8-0.

No. 10. Kuuppo, P.: Heterotrophic nanoflagellates in the microbial food web of the SW coast of Finland, the Baltic Sea. Grazing on planktonic bacteria. 1994. 20 s. ISBN 951-95341-9-9.

No. 11. Kivi, K.: On the ecology of planktonic microprotozoans in the Gulf of Finland, northern Baltic Sea. 1996. 36 s. ISBN 951-97529-0-0.

No. 12. Kiirikki, M.: Dynamics of macroalgal vegetation in the northern Baltic Sea - evaluating the effects of weather and eutrophication. 1996. 15 s. ISBN 951-97529-1-9.

No. 13. Uitto, A.: The role of metazooplankton grazing in the pelagial food web of the northern Baltic Sea. 1997. 41 s. ISBN 951-97529-2-7.

No. 14. Ikävalko, J.: Studies of nanoflagellate communities in the sea ice of the Baltic and the Greenland Sea. 1997. 24 s. ISBN 951-97529-3-5.

No. 15. Tuomi, P.: Bacterial and viral dynamics in microbial food webs of planktonic ecosystems. 1998. 35 s. ISBN 951-97529-4-3.

No. 16. Koski, M.: Feeding and production of common planktonic copepods: the effect of food and temperature. 1999. 34 s. ISBN 951-97529-5-1.

No. 17. Karjalainen, M.: The effect of nutrient loading on the development of the state of the Baltic Sea - an overview. 1999. 35 s. ISBN 951-97529-6-X.

No. 18. Flinkman, J.: Interactions between plankton and planktivores of the northern Baltic Sea: selective predation and predation avoidance. 1999. 24 s. ISBN 951-97529-7-8.

No. 19. Autio, R.: Studies on bacterioplankton in the Baltic Sea with special emphasis on the regulation of growth. 2000. 34 s. ISBN 951-97529-8-6.

No. 20. Blomster, J.: Molecular and morphological approaches to the evolutionary history of the Enteromorpha-Ulva species complex. 2000. 24 s. ISBN 951-97529-9-4.

No. 21. Ruuskanen, A.: Ecological responses of Fucus vesiculosus L. along environmental gradients in the northern Baltic Sea. 2000. 20 s. ISBN 951-98521-0-7.

No. 22. Kremp, A.: The role of life cycle in the population dynamics of the bloom forming dinoflagellates Scrippsiella hangoei and Peridiniella catenata in the Baltic Sea. 2000. 31 s. ISBN 951-98521-1-5

No. 23. Viherluoto, M.: Food selection and feeding behaviour of Baltic Sea mysid shrimps. 2001. 35 s. ISBN 951-98521-2-3; ISBN 951-45-9828-8 PDF

No. 24. Engström-Öst, J.: Effects of cyanobacteria on plankton and planktivores. 2002. 29 pp. ISBN 951-98521-4-X; ISBN 952-10-0267-0 PDF

No. 25. Setälä, O.: Studies on planktonic brackish water microprotozoans with special emphasis on the role of ciliates as grazers. 2004. 48 pp. ISBN 951-98521-5-8; ISBN 952-10-2188-8 (PDF)

No. 26. Munsterhjelm, R.: Natural succession and human-induced changes in the soft-bottom macrovegetation of shallow brackish bays on the southern coast of Finland. 2005. 53 pp. ISBN 951-98521-6-6; ISBN 952-10-2363-5 (PDF)

No. 27. Kaartokallio, H.: Sea-ice ecology in the Baltic Sea with special emphasis on bacteria. 2005. 41 pp. ISBN 951-98521-8-2 (paperback); ISBN 952-10-2796-7 (PDF)

No. 28. Audzijonyte, A.: Diversity and zoogeography of continental mysid crustaceans. 2006. 46 pp. ISBN 951-98521-9-0 (paperback), ISBN 952-10-2871-8 (PDF)

No. 29. Katajisto, T.: Benthic resting eggs in the life cycles of calanoid copepods in the northern Baltic Sea. 2006. 46 pp. ISBN 952-99673-0-6 (paperback), ISBN 952-10-2933-1 (PDF)

No. 30. Lindén, E.: Antipredator behaviour of Baltic planktivores. 2006. 58 pp. ISBN 952-99673-1-4 (paperback), ISBN 952-10-3210-3 (PDF)

No. 31. Spilling, K.: On the ecology of cold-water phytoplankton in the Baltic Sea. 2007. 59 pp. ISBN 978-952-99673-2-2 (paperback), ISBN 978-952-10-3626-2 (PDF)

No. 32. Nikula, R.: Phylogeography and hybrid swarms: history of brackish water bivalve diversity in North European marginal seas. 2008. 35 pp. ISBN 978-952-99673-3-9 (paperback), ISBN 978-952-10-4471-7 (PDF)

No. 33. Kostamo, K.: The life cycle and genetic structure of the red alga Furcellaria lumbricalis on a salinity gradient. 2008. 34 pp. ISBN 978-952-99673-4-6 (paperback), ISBN 978-952-10-44772-4 (PDF)

No. 34. Rintala, J.-M.: A systematic-ecological approach to Baltic Sea ice studies of algae and protists. 2009. 48 pp. ISBN 978-952-99673-5-3 (paperback), ISBN 978-952-10-5630-7 (PDF)

No. 35. Sopanen, S.: Interactions between harmful algae and calanoid copepods in the Baltic Sea. 2009. 57 pp. ISBN 978-952-99673-6-0 (paperback), ISBN 978-952-10-5867-7 (PDF)