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Oceanographic aspects of the recruitment of eels to the Baltic Sea
1998
Bulletin Français de la Pêche et de la Pisciculture
The processes by which eels arrive to the Baltic Sea are discussed in the light of an almost total lack of 0+ eels in the Kattegatt and the Sound during 1996. The comparatively high elver abundance at the Skagerrak coast the same year indicates that this was due to a failure of the glass eels to penetrate into the Kattegatt, which can be attributed to a lack of westerly winds during the winter and early spring. A tentative scenario is a mainly passive surface advection south along the Swedish
doi:10.1051/kmae:1998042
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