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Baltic Sea,

a sea in northern Europe.
Baltic myeloma - autosomal recessive condition with onset between 8 and 13 years of age, characterized by myoclonic and generalized seizures, relatively frequent in the Baltic region, particularly Finland.
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Comparison and temporal trends of organochlorines and trace metals in fish from the Gulf of Bothnia.
Relationship between biological characteristics of fish and their contamination with trace metals: a case study of perch Perca fluviatilis L. in the Baltic Sea/Raskmetallide sisalduse ja ahvena (Perca fluviatilis L.) bioloogiliste naitajate vahelised seosed Parnu lahes
In the Gulf of Bothnia strong winds are primarily from the sector between south and west, and thus the eastern coast of the basin can experience heavy ice forces.
Land-ice interaction in the Baltic Sea/Maa-jaa vastasmoju Laanemere rannikul
In this film we see van der Werve, dressed all in black, walking just ahead of a gargantuan icebreaking ship as it plows through the frozen waters of Finland's Gulf of Bothnia, the artist nearly invisible against the brooding hull of the ship.
Guido van der Werve
The 150 million [euro] Fenno-Skan 2 HVDC project will create an 800MW, 500kV subsea electricity transmission connection between southern Finland and Sweden, following a 200km route below the Gulf of Bothnia.
Second subsea power cable will link Finland and Sweden
Besides, the annual accumulations of Cd and Pb into the sediments are clearly higher in the Gulf of Finland than in the Gulf of Bothnia (Vallius & Leivuori, 1999), of which the Archipelago Sea constitutes a part.
Heavy metal concentrations in four-horn sculpin Triglopsis quadricornis (L.) (Pisces), its main food organism Saduria entomon L. (Crustacea), and in bottom sediments in the Archipelago Sea and the Gulf of Finland (Baltic Sea)/Raskmetallide sisaldused Soome saarestikumere ning Soome lahe (Laanemeri) pohjasetetes ja meriharja Triglopsis quadricornis (L.) (Pisces) ning merikilgi Saduria entomon L. (Crustacea) organismis
The new Kroksberg railway tunnel will be built on a new section of track between Harnosand and Veda, forming part of the line that follows the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia.
Lemminkainen Corporation subsidiary wins tunnel construction contract in Sweden
48 Between which two European countries does the Gulf of Bothnia lie?
POST PUZZLER: 50 for fun; Phil Brown's trivia quiz
As Russia expanded to optimum lines of conquest within the Heartland, such as the Gulf of Bothnia, the Danube River, and the Black Sea, control of territory beyond these "moats" was maintained by accommodating client states such as Poland and Georgia, and client societies such as the Cossacks, Kalmyks, and Baltic Germans.
The Grand Strategy of the Russian Empire, 1650-1831
The subvolcanic biotite granite porphyries in the northern part of the Riga batholith on Saaremaa and Ruhnu islands resemble the granophyres (graphic granites) of the Gulf of Bothnia (Eskola 1928).
Anorogenic magmatic rocks in the Estonian crystalline basement/Eesti kristalse aluskorra anorogeensed magmakivimid
Other actions in 1854 were largely north up the Gulf of Bothnia.
Crimea in Finland: Her Majesty's Ambassador to Finland, Matthew Kirk, describes the impact of the Crimean War on that country and how it is being commemorated
From the twelfth to the nineteenth centuries, the Swedish empire crossed the Gulf of Bothnia, with Finland as an impoverished colony.
White castle: the Finnish Embassy in Stockholm represents both a modern democracy and a long interlaced history
The swimming image is suggested by his own daily swims, like his father before him, in the Gulf of Bothnia, and his public baths in handy French brooks.
Fredrik Lang. Vagen, vandringen och livet: Om platser, resor 1990-2000

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