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of environment Lebanon M.  2007.  Assessing climate change impacts and adaptation on marine ecosystems. Abstract
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UNEP.  2007.  Potential impact of sea level rise: Nile Delta. Abstract
Journal Article
Burak, Gazioglu, Alpar.  2004.  Climate change and forseeable impacts on coastal zones in Turkey. Geophysical Research Abstracts. Abstract
Yilmaz A, Ediger D, Souvernezoglou E.  2007.  Climate change impacts on ecosystems: the Rhodes gyre case. Rapport Commission internationale Mer Méditerranée. 38 Abstract
Danovaro R, A.Tselepides, Fabiano M, Pusceddu A, Dell'Anno A.  2001.  Deep-sea ecosystem response to climate changes: the eastern Mediterranean case study. rends in Ecology & Evolution. 16 Abstract
Rosenberg E, Kushmaro A, Fine M, Haim BY, Loya Y.  1998.  Effect of temperature on bleaching of the coral Oculina patagonica by Vibrio AK-1. Marine Ecology Progress Series. Abstract
Chartzoulakis, Psarras.  2005.  Global change effects on crop photosynthesis and production in Mediterranean: the case of Crete, Greece. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment. 106 Abstract
Laubier L, Perez T, Lejeusne C, Garrabou J, Chevaldonné P, Vacelet J, Boury-Esnault N, Harmelin JG.  2003.  La Méditerranée se réchauffe-t-elle ? Marine Life. 13 Abstract
Polat S.  2004.  New Record for a Dinoflagellate Species (Citharistes regius Stein) in the Northern Levantine Basin (Eastern Mediterranean). Turk J.Bot.. 28 Abstract
Roether W, Manca B, Klein B, Bregant D, Georgopoulos D, Beitzel V, Kovacevis V, Luchetta A.  1996.  Recent changes in Eastern Mediterranean deep waters. Science. 271 Abstract
Stanev EV, Peneva EL.  2002.  Regional sea level response to global climatic change: Black Sea examples. Global and Planetary Change. 32 Abstract
Conference Proceedings
Tsiourtis NX.  2008.  Cyprus water resources - Planning and climate change adaptation. Water, wetlands and climate change - Building linkages for their integrated management. Abstract