salt marshesblue carbonorganic carbonedge erosionClarified organic carbon dynamic associated with morphodynamics in eroded marsh.Refined assessment of organic carbon loss due to edge erosion at small-scale regions.Autochthonous OC is more susceptible to remineralization than allochthonous OC....
Lakes are formeddue to the action of glaciers and ice sheets. ... A salt lake is formed when water containing salt or minerals enters a lake with no natural outlet. Water then evaporates leaving behind dissolved salt and minerals which increase the salinity of the water. How do lakes form ...
Plants influence soil elevations by modifying (1) mineral sediment deposition and retention, (2) organic matter contributions to soil volume, and (3) resistance to compaction and erosion. Recognition of the importance of plants in coastal wetland resilience to sea-level rise is key to accurate ...
Saltmarsh, SueBarr, JennyChapman, AmyRoutledgeAsia Pacific Journal of EducationSaltmarsh, S., Barr, J. & Chapman, A. (2014) Preparing for Parents: how Australian teacher education is addressing the question of parent-school engagement, Asia Pacific Journal of Education. http://dx.doi.org/...
Salt is in fact the only rock we as humans eat. How did this rock become so readily-accessible to the common person like you and I? Salt: A World History by Mark Kurlansky explains the history of table salt as we know it, starting in ancient times. Salt had a greater effect on worl...
In a large restoration site, S. virginica cover was low in naturally formed pools, and our 10-cm depressions decreased its cover by approximately 30% compared to the controls. S. bigelovii grew taller and produced more flowers in waterlogged sites with low soil redox potential, and it ...
After 1.2 Ka BP the current salt marsh formed which serves as the source of the soft, muddy sediments. Around this time, Yu et al. (2012) show that sea level was within <1 m of today. 5.3. Cessation in deposition 2–5.8 Ka BP In the above model (Fig. 7) we attribute the 3.8 ...
What is Beachy Head famous for? Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters are famous fortheir bright white chalk cliffs. The chalk was formed during the Late Cretaceous period (up to 100 million years ago), a time when the area was submerged by the sea. ...
Filling such a gap in our knowledge is particularly relevant in the context of climate change. Seabirds have evolved a multitude of foraging strat- egies in order to successfully prey on marine food, such as species-specific preferences of prey or the use of open-ocean versus coastal habitats...
The membrane is lined with the M1 capsid protein at the inside (yellow). The viral genome consists of eight ribonucleoprotein particles (RNPs, red), with each segment formed by viral RNA (vRNA), the nucleoprotein (NP) and the viral polymerase proteins (PB1, PB2 and PA, colored in gray...