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Feeding grounds for waders in the Bay of the Mont Saint-Michel (France): the Lanice conchilega reef serves as an oasis in the tidal flats

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By Bart De Smet, Laurent Godet, Jérôme Fournier, Nicolas Desroy
| hal.science
Feeding grounds for waders in the Bay of the Mont Saint-Michel (France): the Lanice conchilega reef serves as an oasis in the tidal flats Mots clés Lanice conchilega shorebirds waders birds Baie du Mont-Saint-Michel reef intertidal Domaines Biodiversité et Ecologie Océanographie Zoologie des invertébrés Origine : Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s)
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North Sea wrecks: Toxic legacies of war

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By Bart De Smet, Bart De SmetAuthor
| Hydro International
Article Investigating abandoned munitions on the seabed • Some 290 shipwrecks lie in the Belgian part of the North Sea alone, with probably more than 1,000 in the entire North Sea, many of them silent witnesses to the two world wars. Until recently, the environmental impact of these wrecks was largely unknown and, as far as the presence of munitions is concerned, they represented a true Pandora’s box. The North Sea Wrecks project has changed this.
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UK - North Sea wrecks: Toxic legacies of war. Investigating abandoned munitions on the seabed.

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By Bart De Smet
| Coastal News Today
Some 290 shipwrecks lie in the Belgian part of the North Sea alone, with probably more than 1,000 in the entire North Sea, many of them silent witnesses to the two world wars. Until recently, the environmental impact of these wrecks was largely unknown and, as far as the presence of munitions is concerned, they represented a true Pandora’s box. The North Sea Wrecks project has changed this.
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