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Researcher

Bea Merckx

Awards & Distinctions

19 Results

2011

Null models reveal preferential sampling, spatial autocorrelation and overfitting in habitat suitability modelling

Bea MerckxMaaike SteyaertAnn VanreuselMagda VincxJan Vanaverbeke

A1 Journal Article in ECOLOGICAL MODELLING

Sediment-related distribution patterns of nematodes and macrofauna: two sides of the benthic coin?

Jan VanaverbekeBea MerckxSteven DegraerMagda Vincx

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH

2010

Bioconversion by harpacticoids at the basis of marine food webs: evidence from fatty acid-specific isotope analysis

Marleen De TrochClio CnuddeDirk Van GansbekePascal BoeckxAnn VanreuselMagda VincxMaria José Caramujo

Book of abstracts: 14th international meiofauna conference

Fish farm impact on meiofauna: harpacticoid copepod species composition and 13C isotope signals

Grego MatejaMarleen De TrochAlenka Malej

Free-living nematodes associated with external and internal prokaryote symbionts in the Gollum Channel System and edge of the Whittard Canyon

Alexei V TchesunovEkaterina PopovaJeroen Ingels

Grazing of the harpacticoid Paramphiascella fulvofasciata on freeze-dried diatoms

Clio CnuddeAnne WillemsKoenraad Van HoordeWim VyvermanTom MoensMarleen De Troch

Investigating the responses of meiofauna in Potter Cove (King George Island, West Antarctic Peninsula) from a climate change perspective: an experimental approach

Francesca PasottiMaarten RaesAnn VanreuselMarleen De Troch

Mapping nematode diversity in the Southern Bight of the North Sea

Bea MerckxMarc Van MeirvenneMaaike SteyaertAnn VanreuselMagda VincxJan Vanaverbeke

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES

Metazoan meiofauna in the Gollum Channel System and on the edge of the Whittard Canyon, Celtic Margin: how the environment shapes nematode structure and function

Jeroen IngelsAlexei V TchesunovAnn Vanreusel

NeMys: an online nematode identification and taxonomical tool

Jelle Van CampenhoutTânia Campinas BezerraGustavo FonsecaMaaike SteyaertJan VanaverbekeJeroen IngelsUlrike BraeckmanBea MerckxAnnelies De GrooteEllen Pape et al.

New genus of the family Ethmolaimidae (Nematoda: Chromadorida), found at the Gulf of Cadiz and Antarctica

Tânia Campinas BezerraEllen PapeFreija HauquierJeroen IngelsAnn Vanreusel

Salinity effects on competition between cryptic species of the nematode Rhabditis (Pellioditis) marina

Nele De MeesterSofie DeryckeTom Moens

The contribution of deep-sea macrohabitat heterogeneity to global nematode diversity

Ann VanreuselGustavo FonsecaRoberto DanovaroMaria Cristina da SilvaAndre M EstevesTim FerreroGunnar GadValentina GaltsovaCristina GambiVeronica da Fonseca Genevois et al.

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE

The impact of deep-sea canyon conditions on meiobenthic structure and function

Jeroen IngelsKonstadinos KiriakoulakisGeorge A WolffDavid SM BillettAnn Vanreusel

2009

Long-term data from the Belgian Continental Shelf in the framework of science-based management of the coastal North Sea

Jan VanaverbekeUlrike BraeckmanSimon ClausWouter CourtensNathalie De HauwereSteven DegraerKlaas DeneudtAnnelies GoffinJan MeesBea Merckx et al.

Predictability of marine nematode biodiversity

Bea MerckxPeter GoethalsMaaike SteyaertAnn VanreuselMagda VincxJan Vanaverbeke

A1 Journal Article in ECOLOGICAL MODELLING

2008

Large scale patterns in the diversity and community structure of deep-sea nematodes

Ann VanreuselJan VanaverbekeMaarten RaesTânia Campinas BezerraSaskia Van GaeverJeroen IngelsBea MerckxChristina GambiRoberto DanovaroGustavo Fonseca et al.

2007

Nemys: an online nematode identification and taxonomical tool

Maaike SteyaertTânia Campinas BezerraUlrike BraeckmanGustavo FonsecaEveline HosteJeroen IngelsBea MerckxMaarten RaesLien SteenhuyseJan Vanaverbeke et al.