… the modern Baltic Sea … Baltic Sea is unique for coastal marine ecosystems experiencing N
losses in hypoxic waters below the halocline. Although benthic communities in the Baltic Sea …

… 500 sites, with the Baltic Sea … Baltic Sea coastal zone displays an alarming trend with hypoxia
steadily increasing with time since the 1950s effecting nutrient biogeochemical processes, …

… Hypoxia has occurred intermittently over the Holocene in the Baltic Sea, … processes under
various environmental conditions in support of decision support tools underlying the Baltic Sea …

… processes is highly unpredictable in the future as well as unmanageable by anthropogenic
action. Therefore, methods to stop the eutrophication of the Baltic Sea … of natural processes. …

… Here we consider denitrification as a removal of nitrogen from the biotic cycling by any
processes … The hypoxia-related perturbations occurring mostly in the Baltic Proper are also very …

… the Baltic Sea, calculated the in situ rates of denitrification and anammox. We then assessed
the contribution of the water-column processes … Hypoxia-related processes in the Baltic Sea. …

… shallow and stratified North Sea–Baltic Sea transition zone. Inter-… Here we apply a high
resolution three-dimensional ocean … The model simulations of the North Sea–Baltic Sea transition …

… Due to the limited water exchange with the open ocean, the semi-enclosed Baltic Sea, …
of physical and biogeochemical processes with relevance for climate variability of the Baltic …

… Baltic Sea is a large brackish water inland sea with a drainage … in the Baltic Sea ecosystem
and currently Baltic Sea is one of the … and DNRA processes in the Baltic Sea sediments. …

… Our results support earlier findings by Gustafsson (2004) who used a process-oriented
model to study salinity in the Baltic Sea as function of freshwater supply and mean …