Martin Lindegren is affiliated with the Technical University of Denmark in Denmark. Their research primarily focuses on Environmental Science, with a strong emphasis on Global and Planetary Change, Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Oceanography, and Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics.
The scientist's work frequently appears in several publication venues, most notably:
Lindegren's research topics span various aspects of marine and ecological sciences, including:
The scientist has contributed to numerous papers such as:
Lindegren collaborates regularly with a set of frequent co-authors, including:
The scientist's body of work reveals a consistent focus on marine ecosystems and fisheries-related ecological questions, integrating climate change impacts and biodiversity dynamics within marine biology and environmental change disciplines.
Jennifer R. Griffiths;Martina Kadin;Francisco J. A. Nascimento;Tobias Tamelander
Martin Lindegren;David M. Checkley;Tristan Rouyer;Alec D. MacCall
Martin Lindegren;Christian Möllmann;Anders Nielsen;Nils C. Stenseth
H. Österblom;A. Gårdmark;L. Bergström;B. Müller-Karulis
Michele Casini;Thorsten Blenckner;Christian Möllmann;Anna Gårdmark
Christian Möllmann;Martin Lindegren;Thorsten Blenckner;Lena Bergström
Martin Lindegren;Christian Möllmann;Anders Nielsen;Keith Brander
Martin Lindegren;Martin Lindegren;Vasilis Dakos;Joachim Paul Gröger;Anna Gardmark
Anna Gårdmark;Martin Lindegren;Stefan Neuenfeldt;Thorsten Blenckner
Christina Henseler;Marie C. Nordström;Anna Törnroos;Martin Snickars
Matthew McLean;David Mouillot;Aurore A. Maureaud;Aurore A. Maureaud;Tarek Hattab
Martin Lindegren;David M. Checkley
Aurore Maureaud;Dorothee Hodapp;P. Daniël van Denderen;Helmut Hillebrand
Aurore Maureaud;Romain Frelat;Laurène Pécuchet;Nancy Shackell
Laurene Pecuchet;Martin Lindegren;Manuel Hidalgo;Marina Delgado
Esther Beukhof;Tim S. Dencker;Lauréne Pécuchet;Martin Lindegren
Esther Deborah Beukhof;Romain Frelat;Lauréne Pécuchet;Lauréne Pécuchet;Aurore Maureaud
Camilla Sguotti;Saskia A. Otto;Romain Frelat;Tom J. Langbehn
Brian R. MacKenzie;H. E. Markus Meier;Martin Lindegren;Stefan Neuenfeldt
Laurene Pecuchet;Anna Törnroos;Martin Lindegren
Martin Lindegren;Rabea Diekmann;Christian Möllmann
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