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src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEitoo1fduPFqVsuEHqkgWaxnS4bcIrtr9CbIKmikBuSoRj6xvCWQtZGVUytY6TYxh2MbvJk7gTrir70mqinDuu6IA3EfxVmyVXjA0yfHX1xU1JxRy_q1FK-i7CiPTH38BwH3WoZ8qLGVrIi/s320/eels.jpg" title="eel" width="320"> 26 December 2013/Kiel. The European eel is one of the world’s many critically endangered species. Comprehensive protection is difficult because many details of the eel’s complex life cycle remain unknown. In a multidisciplinary study, biologists and oceanographers at GEOMAR recently demonstrated the crucial influence of ocean currents on eel recruitment. They did so by using, among others, a state-of-the-art ocean model developed in Kiel, in combination with genetic studies. The study appears in the international journal „Current Biology“.
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