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Charles C. Wall, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, Auteur ; Bradley J. Peterson, Auteur ; J. Evan Ward, AuteurWhile many coastal ecosystems previously supported dense meadows of seagrass and dense stocks of bivalves, the impacts of overfishing, eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, and habitat loss have contributed to the decline of these important reso[...]
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Theresa K. Hattenrath-Lehmann, Auteur ; Juliette L. Smith, Auteur ; Ryan B. Wallace, Auteur ; Lucas R. Merlo, Auteur ; Florian Koch, Auteur ; Heidi Mittelsdorf, Auteur ; Jennifer A. Goleski, Auteur ; Donald M. Anderson, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurThe effects of coastal acidification on the growth and toxicity of the saxitoxin-producing dinoflagellate Alexandrium fundyense were examined in culture and ecosystem studies. In culture experiments, Alexandrium strains isolated from Northport B[...]
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Florian Koch, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurSalt marshes are an important transition zone between terrestrial and marine ecosystems, and in their natural state, they often function to cycle or trap terrestrially derived nutrients and organic matter. Many
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Ryan B. Wallace, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurEutrophic estuaries are increasingly common features along global coastlines and are typically prone to micro- and macroalgal blooms. Yet, studies concurrently assessing the factors controlling these distinct algal populations have been rare. Du[...]
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Charles C. Wall, Auteur ; Bradley J. Peterson, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurWhile many coastal ecosystems previously supported high densities of seagrass and abundant bivalves, the impacts of overfishing, eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, and habitat loss have collectively contributed to the decline of these importa[...]
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Jennifer A. George, Auteur ; Darcy J. Lonsdale, Auteur ; Lucas R. Merlo, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurWe examined biological, chemical, and physical processes controlling the onset and demise of the winter-spring bloom in the third largest US estuary, Long Island Sound (LIS), during 2010 and 2011. The spring bloom in LIS initiated in the absence[...]
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Hannes Baumann, Auteur ; Ryan B. Wallace, Auteur ; Tristen Tagliaferri, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurCoastal marine organisms experience dynamic pH and dissolved oxygen (DO) conditions in their natural habitats, which may impact their susceptibility to long-term anthropogenic changes. Robust characterizations of all temporal scales of natural p[...]
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Jennifer A. Goleski, Auteur ; Florian Koch, Auteur ; Maria A. Marcoval, Auteur ; Charles C. Wall, Auteur ; Frank J. Jochem, Auteur ; Bradley J. Peterson, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurFlorida Bay is Florida's (USA) largest estuary and has experienced harmful picocyanobacteria blooms for nearly two decades. While nutrient loading is the most commonly cited cause of algal blooms in Florida Bay, the role of zooplankton grazing p[...]
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Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ; Ryan E. Morse, Auteur ; George E. Boneillo, Auteur ; Peter W. Bernhardt, Auteur ; Katherine C. Filippino, Auteur ; Leo A. Procise, Auteur ; Jose L. Blanco-Garcia, Auteur ; Harold G. Marshall, Auteur ; Todd A. Egerton, Auteur ; William S. Hunley, Auteur ; Kenneth A. Moore, Auteur ; Dianna L. Berry, Auteur ; Christopher J. Gobler, AuteurDuring August and September 2007, the lower Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries experienced a massive bloom of Cochlodinium polykrikoides Margalef (> 10(4) cells per milliliter) that persisted for over a month, was extremely patchy, and at times [...]
