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Fig. 1. Map of the study area in the northern Baltic Sea (608N, 208E), with study sites A–I.
Fig. 2. Schematic detail of experimental aquarium; algal treatment. Diameter of cylinder 9.1 cm and actualheight of cylinder 50 cm, thickness of each algal layer 4 cm.
Table 1Algal cover (1
Table 2Taxa recorded in algae and in sediments, all sites and sampling occasions included (83 samples in total)
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