Dr. Sebastian Teichert

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

Deeper insights: The potential of X-ray micro-computed tomography (μCT) in microplastic studies (2020) Löder M, Wittmann M, Teichert S, Schulbert C, Oster J, Laforsch C Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture Do skeletal Mg/Ca ratios of Arctic rhodoliths reflect atmospheric CO2 concentrations? (2020) Teichert S, Voigt N, Wisshak M Journal article, Original article A possible link between coral reef success, crustose coralline algae and the evolution of herbivory (2020) Teichert S, Steinbauer M, Kießling W Journal article, Original article Structural and elemental analysis of the freshwater, low-Mg calcite coralline alga Pneophyllum cetinaensis (2020) Ragazzola F, Kolzenburg R, Zekonyte J, Teichert S, Jiang C, Žulevíc A, Caragnano A, Falace A Journal article, Original article Arctic rhodolith beds – a biodiverse ecosystem endangered by microplastics? (2020) Teichert S, Pyko IA, Löder M, Mordek M, Schulbert C, Wisshak M, Laforsch C Conference contribution Microplastic pollution as a possible threat for an arctic reef system and its association of ecosystem engineers (2019) Pyko IA, Löder M, Schulbert C, Wisshak M, Laforsch C, Munnecke A, Teichert S Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture Ultrastructure of the epidermal gland system of Tetranchyroderma suecicum Boaden, 1960 (Gastrotricha: Macrodasyida) indicates a defensive function of its exudate (2019) Schnier J, Ahlrichs W, Gruhl A, Schulbert C, Teichert S, Kieneke A Journal article, Original article 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