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Researcher

Joke Van Tomme

Awards & Distinctions

6 Results

2014

Assessing the impact of beach nourishment on the intertidal food web through the development of a mechanistic-envelope model

Sarah Vanden EedeJoke Van TommeCharlotte De BusschereMartijn L. VandegehuchteKoen SabbeEric WM StienenSteven DegraerMagda VincxDries Bonte

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY

Sediment-benthos relationships as a tool to assist in conservation practices in a coastal lagoon subjected to sediment change

Carl Van ColenDominique VerbelenKoen DevosLaure AgtenJoke Van TommeMagda VincxSteven Degraer

A1 Journal Article in BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION

2013

Biotic interactions within sandy beach ecosystems, with implications for an ecologically-sound beach nourishment

Joke Van TommeMagda VincxSteven Degraer

Macrofaunal sediment selectivity considerations for beach nourishment programmes

Joke Van TommeSarah Vanden EedeJeroen SpeybroeckSteven DegraerMagda Vincx

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH

2012

Encounter competition partly explains the segregation of the sandy beach amphipods Bathyporeia pilosa and Bathyporeia sarsi: a mesocosm experiment

Joke Van TommeCarl Van ColenMagda VincxSteven Degraer

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MARINE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY

2008

In situ study of the autecology of the closely related, co-occurring sandy beach amphipods Bathyporeia pilosa and Bathyporeia sarsi

Jeroen SpeybroeckJoke Van TommeMagda VincxSteven Degraer

A1 Journal Article in HELGOLAND MARINE RESEARCH