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Luc Denys
Researcher at Research Institute for Nature and Forest
Publications - 127
Citations - 2348
Luc Denys is an academic researcher from Research Institute for Nature and Forest. The author has contributed to research in topics: Coastal plain & Water Framework Directive. The author has an hindex of 21, co-authored 126 publications receiving 2077 citations. Previous affiliations of Luc Denys include University of Antwerp.
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Body size and dispersal mode as key traits determining metacommunity structure of aquatic organisms
T. De Bie,L. De Meester,Luc Brendonck,Koen Martens,Koen Martens,Boudewijn Goddeeris,Dirk Ercken,H. Hampel,Luc Denys,L Vanhecke,K Van der Gucht,J Van Wichelen,Wim Vyverman,Steven Declerck +13 more
TL;DR: The results reveal that body size and dispersal mode are important drivers of metacommunity structure and these traits should therefore be considered when developing a predictive framework for metacomunity dynamics.
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A comparison of national approaches to setting ecological status boundaries in phytobenthos assessment for the European Water Framework Directive: results of an intercalibration exercise
Martyn Kelly,Cathy Bennett,Michel Coste,Cristina Delgado,François Delmas,Luc Denys,Luc Ector,Claude Fauville,Martial Ferréol,Malgorzata Golub,Amelie Jarlman,Maria Kahlert,John Lucey,Bernadette Ní Chatháin,Isabel Pardo,Peter Pfister,Joanna Picinska-Fałtynowicz,Juliette Rosebery,Christine Schranz,Jochen Schaumburg,Herman van Dam,Sirje Vilbaste +21 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe an intercalibration exercise, performed by the countries in the Central/Baltic Geographical Intercalibrration Group stretching from Ireland in the west to Estonia in the east and from the southern parts of Scandinavia to the northern regions of Spain and Italy (but excluding alpine regions, which were intercalibrated separately) in order to ensure that ecological status concepts and assessment levels are consistent across the EU.
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Holocene evolution of relative sea-level and local mean high water spring tides in Belgium - a first assessment
Luc Denys,Cecile Baeteman +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used age-depth data from the Belgian coastal plain, basal peat data particularly, in terms of local water and tide levels to assess the effect of sea-level rise on peat formation.