Dr. Sebastian Teichert

GeoZentrum Nordbayern Professur für Paläontologie (Schwerpunkt Faziesanalyse) Lehrstuhl für Paläoumwelt

Will arctic reefs disappear with ongoing global change? (2019) Pyko IA, Munnecke A, Teichert S Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Facilitation of coral reef growth by coralline red algae – patterns during the last 150 million years (2019) Teichert S, Steinbauer M, Kießling W Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture Coralline red algae from the Silurian of Gotland indicate that the order Corallinales (Corallinophycidae, Rhodophyta) is much older than previously thought (2019) Teichert S, Woelkerling W, Munnecke A Journal article, Original article The reefs of the Arctic - photoautotrophic ecosystem engineers endangered by microplastic and climate change? (2018) Teichert S, Löder M, Laforsch C, Pyko IA, Schulbert C, Wisshak M Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture What is boring? - Arctic reef structures as a habitat for boring organisms (2018) Pyko IA, Munnecke A, Schulbert C, Wisshak M, Teichert S Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Erfolgreich Forschen durch Kooperation - Verknüpfung hochschuleigener Informationsinfrastrukturen zu einem zentralen Service für Forschende (2017) Putnings M, Teichert S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Habitat characteristics and carbonate cycling of macrophyte-supported polar carbonate factories (Svalbard)) - Cruise No. MSM55 – June 11 – June 29, 2016 – Reykjavik (Iceland) – Longyearbyen (Norway) (2017) Wisshak M, Bartholomä A, Beuck L, Büscher J, Freiwald A, Halfar J, Hetzinger S, et al. Other publication type, Expeditionsbericht Early Jurassic anoxia triggered the evolution of the oldest holoplanktonic gastropod Coelodiscus minutus by means of heterochrony (2015) Teichert S, Nützel A Journal article, Original article A new Early Jurassic gastropod from Ellesmere Island, Canadian Arctic – one of the oldest known holoplanktonic gastropods (2015) Nützel A, Schneider S, Hülse P, Kelly S, Teichert S, Veit R Conference contribution Hollow rhodoliths increase Svalbard's shelf biodiversity (2014) Teichert S Journal article, Original article