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George Mackenzie Dunnet CBE FRSE FIN FRSA (19 April 1928 – 11 September 1995) was a Scottish ornithologist and ecologist. He acted as an official advisor to the British government on ecological issues relating to the North Sea oil industry, salmon farming and the link (if any) between badgers and bovine tuberculosis. The latter resulted in a government report generally called the Dunnet Report. He was the first Director of the Culterty Field Station (studying a variety of ecological issues) at Aberdeen University.

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rdfs:comment	George Mackenzie Dunnet (* 19. April 1928 in Dunnet, Caithness; † 11. September 1995 in Kopenhagen) war ein schottischer Ornithologe, Ökologe und Hochschullehrer. Von 1974 an war er in der Nachfolge von Vero Wynne-Edwards Regius Professor of Natural History an der University of Aberdeen. Nach Aussagen seines Nachfolgers in der Professur, Paul Adrian Racey, gab es nur wenige Wissenschaftler, die einflussreicher als Dunnet für das politische Verständnis der Ökologie, des Naturschutzes und der praktischen Bedeutung für Bohrplattformen in der Nordsee bis hin zu Fischfarmen hatten. (de) George Mackenzie Dunnet CBE FRSE FIN FRSA (19 April 1928 – 11 September 1995) was a Scottish ornithologist and ecologist. He acted as an official advisor to the British government on ecological issues relating to the North Sea oil industry, salmon farming and the link (if any) between badgers and bovine tuberculosis. The latter resulted in a government report generally called the Dunnet Report. He was the first Director of the Culterty Field Station (studying a variety of ecological issues) at Aberdeen University. (en)
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has abstract	George Mackenzie Dunnet (* 19. April 1928 in Dunnet, Caithness; † 11. September 1995 in Kopenhagen) war ein schottischer Ornithologe, Ökologe und Hochschullehrer. Von 1974 an war er in der Nachfolge von Vero Wynne-Edwards Regius Professor of Natural History an der University of Aberdeen. Nach Aussagen seines Nachfolgers in der Professur, Paul Adrian Racey, gab es nur wenige Wissenschaftler, die einflussreicher als Dunnet für das politische Verständnis der Ökologie, des Naturschutzes und der praktischen Bedeutung für Bohrplattformen in der Nordsee bis hin zu Fischfarmen hatten. (de) George Mackenzie Dunnet CBE FRSE FIN FRSA (19 April 1928 – 11 September 1995) was a Scottish ornithologist and ecologist. He acted as an official advisor to the British government on ecological issues relating to the North Sea oil industry, salmon farming and the link (if any) between badgers and bovine tuberculosis. The latter resulted in a government report generally called the Dunnet Report. He was the first Director of the Culterty Field Station (studying a variety of ecological issues) at Aberdeen University. (en)
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