Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences > School of Ocean and Earth Science
School of Ocean and Earth Science" and Year is 2026
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Sedimentary filters for emerging contaminants in estuarine and coastal systems - Jana-Sophie Appelt
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
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Spatial and temporal variation in megafaunal biodiversity in natural and impacted abyssal environments - Bethany Frances Mawdsley Fleming
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
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Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
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Interannual to multidecadal climate oscillations occurred during Cryogenian glaciation - Chloe Griffin, Thomas Gernon, Minmin Fu, Elias Rugen, Anthony Spencer, Geoffrey Warrington and Thea Hincks
Type: Article
| 2026
Optimising ICP-MS performance for the measurement of very low levels of radioisotopes in food and environmental matrices - Mariusz Huk
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Assessing the temporal clustering of coastal storm tide hazards under natural variability in a near 500-year model run - Luke Joe Jenkins, Ivan D. Haigh, Hachem Kassem, Douglas Pender, Jenny Sansom, Rob Lamb and Tom Howard
Type: Article
| 2026
Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
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Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Type: Article
| 2026
Long-term impacts of mixotrophy on ocean carbon storage: insights from a 10 000 year global model simulation - Marco Puglia, Thomas S. Bibby, Jamie D. Wilson and Ben A. Ward
Type: Article
| 2026
Investigating zooplankton ecology and biogeochemistry in the Twilight Zone, one of the least studied ecosystems on Earth - Eloise Savineau
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Time to eat your vegetables: the role of circadian clocks in insect herbivory - Lena Smith, Connor J. Tyler, Shubhangi Mahajan, Haruko Okamoto and Herman Wijnen
Type: Review
| 2026
Using multilayer socioecological networks to assess ecosystem service flow in a subsistence farming community in Papua New Guinea - Anna Stanworth, Kiole Horace, Brus Isua, Anne Anji, Vojtech Novotny, Harry Shepherd, Francesca Dem, Kelvin S.-H. Peh and Rebecca J. Morris
Type: Article
| 2026
Seasonal diversity & behaviour of internal tidal bores revealed by year-long direct monitoring within a submarine canyon: implications for particulate transport - Morgan T. Wolfe, Michael A. Clare, Esther J. Sumner, Veerle A.I. Huvenne, Rob A. Hall and Ian A. Kane
Type: Article
| 2026