| Titre : | Estuaries and Coasts 32(1) - JAN 2009 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Margene E. Goecker, Auteur ;
John F. Valentine, Auteur ;
Susan A. Sklenar, Auteur ;
Glenn I. Chaplin, Auteur
Alterations of hydrology are known to trigger changes in coastal ecosystems, such as the composition and abundances of local flora and fauna. It is less well known how these alterations lead to changes in nutrient and energy transfers in these s[...]
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Carlos M. Duarte, Auteur ;
Daniel J. Conley, Auteur ;
Jacob Carstensen, Auteur ;
Maria Sanchez-Camacho, Auteur
The implicit assumption of many scientific and regulatory frameworks that ecosystems impacted by human pressures may be reverted to their original condition by suppressing the pressure was tested using coastal eutrophication. The response to nut[...]
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Stephen G. Monismith, Auteur ;
James L. Hench, Auteur ;
Derek A. Fong, Auteur ;
Nicholas J. Nidzieko, Auteur ;
William E. Fleenor, Auteur ;
Laura P. Doyle, Auteur ;
S. Geoffrey Schladow, Auteur
In this paper, we discuss observations of temperature variability in the tidal portion of the San Joaquin River in California. The San Joaquin River makes up the southern portion of the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta, the eastern end of San Franci[...]
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Margaret A. Palmer, Auteur
Coastal and inland waters are continuing to decline in many parts of the world despite major efforts made to restore them. This is due in part to the inadequate role that ecological science has played in shaping restoration efforts. A significan[...]
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Jin-Hee Yuk, Auteur ;
Shin-ichi Aoki, Auteur
This study was conducted to estimate the horizontal and vertical exchange of water in response to meteorological effects in Inohana Lake, Japan. To examine the horizontal water flow between Hamana and Inohana Lakes while monitoring horizontal an[...]
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Arnoldo Valle-Levinson, Auteur ;
Guillermo Gutierrez de Velasco, Auteur ;
Armando Trasvina, Auteur ;
Alejandro J. Souza, Auteur ;
Reginaldo Durazo, Auteur ;
Ashish J. Mehta, Auteur
Observations of residual exchange flows at the entrance to four subtropical estuaries, two of them semiarid, indicate that these flows are mainly tidally driven, as they compare favorably with theoretical patterns of tidal residual flows. In eve[...]
Article
Grace S. Brush, Auteur
Organisms and chemicals preserved in sediment cores from the Chesapeake estuary in mid-Atlantic USA are consistent with a precolonial landscape covered with a diversity of forests and marshes, large and small. During the past 300 years, many of [...]
Article
David Buzan, Auteur ;
Wen Lee, Auteur ;
Jan Culbertson, Auteur ;
Nathan Kuhn, Auteur ;
Lance Robinson, Auteur
Analysis of fisheries-independent data for Galveston Bay, Texas, USA, since 1985 shows eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) frequently demonstrate increased abundance of market-sized oysters 1 to 2 years after years with increased freshwater [...]
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Darrell A. Herbert, Auteur ;
James W. Fourqurean, Auteur
Biomass, net primary productivity (NPP), foliar elemental content, and demography of Thalassia testudinum were monitored in populations from five sites across Florida Bay beginning in January 2001. Sites were selected to take advantage of the sp[...]
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Kent W. Warnken, Auteur ;
Peter H. Santschi, Auteur
The Trinity River (Texas, USA) contains in its watershed 23 different reservoir lakes, the largest one being Lake Livingston situated in the lower Trinity River watershed and two potentially polluting metroplexes, Dallas and Houston. In order to[...]
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Susan L. Williams, Auteur ;
Albert Carranza, Auteur ;
Jennifer Kunzelman, Auteur ;
Seema Datta, Auteur ;
Kathryn M. Kuivila, Auteur
Early indicators of salt marsh plant stress are needed to detect stress before it is manifested as changes in biomass and coverage. We explored a variety of leaf-level spectral reflectance and fluorescence variables as indicators of stress in re[...]
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Robin M. Tyler, Auteur ;
Damian C. Brady, Auteur ;
Timothy E. Targett, Auteur
The distribution and intensity of hypoxia (low dissolved oxygen) in estuaries is increasing worldwide due to cultural eutrophication. This study quantifies the strength of associations between the duration of diel-cycling severe hypoxia (a parts[...]
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Marcelo F. L. Souza, Auteur ;
Viviane R. Gomes, Auteur ;
Simone S. Freitas, Auteur ;
Regina C. B. Andrade, Auteur ;
Bastiaan Knoppers, Auteur
Net ecosystem metabolism (NEM) was measured in the Piaui River estuary,
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Peter Gay, Auteur ;
James O'Donnell, Auteur
Long records of monthly salinity observations along the axis of Chesapeake Bay, Delaware Bay, and Long Island Sound are used to test a simple advection-dispersion model of the salt distribution in linearly tapered estuaries developed in a previo[...]
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R. Eugene Turner, Auteur
Buzan et al. critique Turner's (Estuaries and Coasts 29:345-352, 2006) analysis of the relationship between freshwater inflow and oyster productivity in the Gulf of Mexico, using 16 years of fisheries-independent data for Galveston Bay. They con[...]
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Nora T. Beem, Auteur ;
Frederick T. Short, Auteur
Long-term monitoring of eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) beds in the central subtidal portion of the Great Bay Estuary showed declines at both transplanted sites and reference beds. Eelgrass beds transplanted as mitigation for habitat loss from port[...]
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Frank E. Marshall, Auteur ;
G. Lynn Wingard, Auteur ;
Patrick Pitts, Auteur
Restoration of Florida's Everglades requires scientifically supportable hydrologic targets. This study establishes a restoration baseline by developing a method to simulate hydrologic and salinity conditions prior to anthropogenic changes. The m[...]
