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Paleoecology of late miocene mediterranean foraminifera It is suggested thatthe laminated sediments were deposited during eustatic sea-levellowerings.The ecology and paleoecology of planktonic and benthic foraminifera arediscussed extensively. It is concluded that the distribution of both groups of... GJVD...
Controls on methane concentrations and fluxes in streams draining human-dominated landscapes. Streams and rivers are active processors of carbon, leading to significant emissions of CO2 and possibly CH4 to the atmosphere. Patterns and controls of CH... John,T,Crawford,... - 《Ecological Applications...
Water exits from forests either as run-off into streams and rivers, or as evapotranspirated vapour that is carried away by the atmosphere. The atmospheric transport of water vapour into the forest is balanced by the exit of water in the form of vapour and run-off. (b) Spracklen et al....
Large rivers, streams, estuaries, and coastal zones are also subject to this undesirable process (Istvánovics, 2009). Consequently, trophy monitoring in water bodies remains crucial. The trophic status of water ecosystems can be roughly assessed on the basis of information about the concentration ...
Industrial agriculture is constant rape of the farmland. We pour chemicals on the land to make some things grow andkill everything else. These chemicals inevitablyrun off into streamsand neighboring land andpoison the insects, birds, and plantsthere. Massive tractors compress the soil instead of ...
Agriculture significantly contributes to increasing the global climate temperature, through the release of carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O) and methane (CH4) emissions into the environment. It is estimated that 21% of total global GHGs emissions are directly caused by crop and animal ...