Marine Zoology
© Hagen/ Uni BremenMoonjelly (Aurelia aurita)
© Hagen/ Uni BremenField trip to Brittany, France
© Hagen/ Uni BremenHumpback whale, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenContinuous Plankton Recorder, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenHermit crabs, Brittany
© Hagen/ Uni BremenGentoo penguin, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenMacaroni penguin, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenEmperor penguins, Weddell Sea
© Hagen/ Uni BremenEmperor penguin, Weddell Sea
© Hagen/ Uni BremenAntarctic fur seal (male)
© Hagen/ Uni Bremen"Polarfuchs", Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenGrey headed albatross, Bird Island
© Hagen/ Uni BremenGrey headed albatross, Bird Island
© Hagen/ Uni BremenGastropods, Brittany, France
© Hagen/ Uni BremenBlack browed albatross, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenDeploying sediment trap, Southern Ocean
© Hagen/ Uni BremenBeach impression, New Zealand
© Hagen/ Uni BremenSunset, New Zealand
Our research
The Marine Zoology team investigates marine animals from different regions of the world's oceans. The size spectrum extends from the minute, but extremely abundant copepods (<1 mm ) to the gigantic, but rare blue whales (30 m). Ecophysiological and biochemical adaptations of marine organisms and their environment as well as ecological and energetic aspects of marine communities and food webs are in the center of interest.
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Courses
We are engaged in teaching in the Bachelor Biology and Master Marine Biology.
For details, see the module descriptions in Bachelor Biology and Master Marine Biology and lecture course schedule.
Contact
Universität Bremen
Fachbereich 2, NW2A
Marine Zoologie
P.O. Box 33 04 40
D-28334 Bremen
For visitors
Marine Zoologie
Fachbereich 2
Universität Bremen NW2A
Leobener Straße 4
D-28359 Bremen
