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(the entire Pleistocene), but the average mean temperature has never exceeded 2 °C (interglacial) above or 6 °C below (deep ice age) the pre-industrial temperature on Earth (14 °C), reflecting the importance of feedbacks from the living biosphere as part of regulating the temperature ...
Wetlands of International Importance At the time of joining the Convention, each Contracting Party undertakes to designate at least one wetland site for inclusion in the List of Wetlands of International Importance. Parties should continue to designate suitable wetlands within their territory for the Lis...
Given the importance of this type of flow and for the convergence of the applied concepts in these studies in Brisbane declaration8, the quantity, time, and quality of the required water flow for the sustainability of river ecosystems and estuaries9 were known as e-flow. This definition ...
Global increases of salt intrusion in estuaries under future environmental conditions Article Open access 15 April 2025 Global syndromes induced by changes in solutes of the world’s large rivers Article Open access 12 October 2021 Addressing the contribution of indirect potable reuse to inland ...
Some of examples are: marine lakes, submerged caves and pits, submarine freshwater springs, highly stratified salt-wedge karstic estuaries, etc. Such restricted systems are very sensitive to the human influence. The living organisms in each of them have certain peculiarities as a result of ...
Hence, habitats within estuaries function as critical nursery areas for a variety of fish species. Results from stomach content analysis and dietary diatom composition of a ubiquitous estuarine-dependent species Rhabdosargus holubi (Steindachner, 1881) in the main vegetated and un-vegetated habitats in...
Bryant JC, Chabreck RH (1998) Effects of impoundment on vertical accretion of coastal marsh. Estuaries 21:416–422 Google Scholar Buda A, DeWalle DR (2009) Dynamics of stream nitrate sources and flow pathways during stormflows on urban, forest and agricultural watersheds in central Pennsylvania...
[Extract] Mangroves are a type of tropical forest, uniquely positioned at the dynamic interface of land and sea. They are found along coasts and estuaries throughout the tropics and subtropics and are capable of thriving in salt water; prospering in conditions to which only a few species have...
The importance of nonnative Pacific oyster reefs as supplementary feeding areas for coastal birds on estuary mudflatsaquaculturebehaviourestuariesfisheriesindividual‐based modelsintertidalinvasive speciesmanagement measuresmarine protected areasMegallana (Crassostrea) gigas...