Timo Rittweg - Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries

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My current research interests are centered around pike ecology, trophic ecology of fish and recreational fishing ecology. Methods used in my thesis will include stable isotope analysis, stomach content analysis, comparisons and validation of aging techniques as well as mortality esimation and active/passive telemetry.

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Papers共 11 篇Author StatisticsCo-AuthorSimilar Experts

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Variable Habitat Use Supports Fine-Scale Population Differentiation of a Freshwater Piscivore (northern Pike, Esox Lucius) along Salinity Gradients in Brackish Lagoons

Timo D. Rittweg,Clive Trueman,Michael Wiedenbeck,Jan Fietzke,Christian Wolter, Lauren Talluto,Stefan Dennenmoser, Arne Nolte,Robert Arlinghaus

Oecologiapp.1-18, (2024)

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Aquatic Connectivity: Challenges and Solutions in a Changing Climate

Paul A. Franklin,Tea Basic,Phil I. Davison,Katie Dunkley, Jonathan Ellis,Mayuresh Gangal,Alexia M. Gonzalez-Ferreras,Catherine Gutmann Roberts,Georgina Hunt,Domino Joyce, C. Antonia Klocker,Rachel Mawer,Timo Rittweg,Velizara Stoilova,Lee Frank Gordon Gutowsky

Journal of Fish Biology（2024）

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Corroborating Otolith Age Using Oxygen Isotopes and Comparing Outcomes to Scale Age: Consequences for Estimation of Growth and Reference Points in Northern Pike (esox Lucius)

Timo D. Rittweg,Clive Trueman,Elias Ehrlich,Michael Wiedenbeck,Robert Arlinghaus

Fisheries Management and Ecologyno. 1 (2023)

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Length-based Assessment of an Exploited Coastal Pike (esox Lucius) Stock (rügen, Southern Baltic Sea) Underscores the Crucial Relevance of Growth and Natural Mortality for Assessment Outcomes

Colm J. Fitzgerald,Jan S. Droll,Samuel Shephard,Christopher T. Monk,Timo Rittweg,Robert Arlinghaus

FISHERIES RESEARCH (2023)

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Corroborating Age with Oxygen Isotope Profiles in Otoliths: Consequences for Estimation of Growth, Productivity and Management Reference Points in Northern Pike (esox Lucius)in the Southern Baltic Sea

Timo D. Rittweg,Clive Trueman,Elias Ehrlich,Michael Wiedenbeck,Robert Arlinghaus

openalex（2023）

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Long-term Response of Coastal Macrofauna Communities to De-Eutrophication and Sea Level Rise Mediated Habitat Changes (1980s Versus 2018)

Anja Singer,Allert I. Bijleveld,Florian Hahner,Sander J. Holthuijsen, Krischan Hubert,Onur Kerimoglu,Loran Kleine Schaars,Ingrid Kroencke,Karsten A. Lettmann,Timo Rittweg,Gregor Scheiffarth,Henk W. van der Veer,Andreas Wurpts

Frontiers in Marine Science（2023）

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Body Size Scaling of Space Use in Coastal Pike (esox Lucius) in Brackish Lagoons of the Southern Baltic Sea

F. Dhellemmes,E. Aspillaga,T. Rittweg,J. Alos, P. Moeller,R. Arlinghaus

FISHERIES RESEARCH（2023）

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Synthesizing Historic and Current Evidence for Anadromy in a Northern Pike (esox Lucius L.) Meta-Population Inhabiting Brackish Lagoons of the Southern Baltic Sea, with Implications for Management

Phillip Roser,Felicie Dhellemmesa,Timo Rittweg, Soren Moellerc,Helmut Winkler, Olga Lukyanova,Dominique Niessner, Jorg Schuett, Carsten Kuehn,Stefan Dennenmoser,Arne W. Nolte,Johannes Radinger,Dieter Koemle,Robert Arlinghaus

Fisheries Research（2023）

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Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Water Isotopes in the Riverine-Marine Mixing Zone along the German Baltic Sea Coast

Bernhard Aichner,Timo Rittweg,Rhena Schumann,Sven Dahlke,Svend Duggen,David Dubbert

Hydrological Processes（2022）

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