Timo Arula
University of Tartu · Estonia
Editorial leadership for International Marine Science Journal ISSN 2643-0282
Research interests
- Science: Bio-And Environmental Sciences
- Ecology
- Biosystematics
- Physiology; Cercs Eriala: B260 Hydrobiology
- Marine Biology
- Aquatic Ecology
- Limnology
Biography
Timo Arula is affiliated with the University of Tartu, Estonia, where his research focuses on fish reproductive biology and early life history. His most-cited publication, "Individual fecundity of the autumn spawning Baltic herring Clupea harengus membras L.; pp. 119–134" (2012), reflects his expertise in Baltic Sea fisheries ecology. Throughout his career, he has received numerous competitive grants and awards supporting doctoral research and international scientific exchange, including the AFS Early Life History Section J.H.S. Blaxter best student poster award in 2011, travel grants from SA ARCHIMEDES and the Kristjan Jaak programme, and funding from the Estonian Students Fund and Estonian World Council for PhD studies. His work contributes to understanding fish population dynamics and reproductive strategies in northern European marine ecosystems.
Selected publications
- Individual fecundity of the autumn spawning Baltic herring Clupea harengus membras L.; pp. 119–134 2012 cited 7×
- A productivity bottleneck in the Baltic herring (Clupea harengus membras): Early life-history processes and recruitment variability 2022 cited 7×
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