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    Landscape Development During a Glacial Cycle: Modeling Ecosystems from the Past into the Future

    Understanding how long-term abiotic and biotic processes are linked at a landscape level is of major interest for analyzing future impact on humans and the environment from present-day societal planning. This ...

    Tobias Lindborg, Lars Brydsten, Gustav Sohlenius, Mårten Strömgren, Eva Andersson… in AMBIO (2013)

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    Retention and Long Term Accumulation of EOCl from Pulp Mill Effluents in a Baltic Sea Recipient

    The total inventory and distribution of ExtractableOrganic Chlorine (EOCl) has been investigated in anestuary exposed to pulp mill effluents for over 50 yr.The estuarine turnover of suspended particulate matter(S...

    Per Nilsson, Mats Jansson, Lars Brydsten in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (2003)

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    Wave-induced sediment resuspension in the Öre estuary, northern Sweden

    Material transported by the Öre River in northern Sweden is all deposited within the estuary which means that resuspension is necessary for the transport of particles out of the estuary. Wave-induced sediment ...

    Lars Brydsten in Hydrobiologia (1992)

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    Sedimentation of river-transported particles in the Öre estuary, northern Sweden

    Sedimentation of river transported particles in the Öre Estuary was studied during spring flow (April–May, 1989). River input was calculated as the product of discharge and particle concentration in the river ...

    Louise Malmgren, Lars Brydsten in Hydrobiologia (1992)

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    Sedimentation of river-transported particles in the Öre estuary, northern Sweden

    Sedimentation of river transported particles in the Öre Estuary was studied during spring flow (April—May, 1989 ). River input was calculated as the product of discharge and particle concentration in the river...

    Louise Malmgren, Lars Brydsten in Sediment/Water Interactions (1992)

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    Wave-induced sediment resuspension in the Öre estuary, northern Sweden

    Material transported by the Öre River in northern Sweden is all deposited within the estuary which means that resuspension is necessary for the transport of particles out of the estuary. Wave-induced sediment ...

    Lars Brydsten in Sediment/Water Interactions (1992)