| Titre : | Estuaries and Coasts 32(6) - NOV 2009 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Heather L. Hunt, Auteur ;
David C. Fugate, Auteur ;
Robert J. Chant, Auteur
The potential consequences of bedload transport of postlarvae for patterns of distribution of marine invertebrates were explored by developing a bedload transport model for juvenile bivalves in a small estuary in New Jersey, USA. A simple numeri[...]
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The transfigurative development of automated online data sources from estuaries, coastal oceans, and their watersheds provides a tremendous opportunity for use by educators. In this article, one approach tailored for San Francisco Bay and its wa[...]
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Trends in Abundance of Coastal Birds and Human Activity on a Texas Barrier Island Over Three Decades
Charles R. Foster, Auteur ;
Anthony F. Amos, Auteur ;
Lee A. Fuiman, Auteur
Trends in abundance of the 28 most common species of coastal birds on Mustang Island, Texas, were assessed for a 29-year period (1979-2007) during which the study area experienced a substantial increase in human activity. Ten of the 28 species e[...]
Article
Jonathan H. Sharp, Auteur ;
Kohei Yoshiyama, Auteur ;
Alexander E. Parker, Auteur ;
Matthew C. Schwartz, Auteur ;
Susan E. Curless, Auteur ;
Allison Y. Beauregard, Auteur ;
Justin E. Ossolinski, Auteur ;
Allen R. Davis, Auteur
The Delaware River and Bay Estuary is one of the major urbanized estuaries of the world. The 100-km long tidal river portion of the estuary suffered from major summer hypoxia in the past due to municipal and industrial inputs in the urban region[...]
Article
R. Eugene Turner, Auteur
Embracing doubt, a signature strength of science, is an essential core component of an ignorance-based-world view (IBWV) that assumes the areas of certainty are small relative to the large field of ignorance. The contrasting knowledge-based worl[...]
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Anna R. Armitage, Auteur ;
James W. Fourqurean, Auteur
Complex links between the top-down and bottom-up forces that structure communities can be disrupted by anthropogenic alterations of natural habitats. We used relative abundance and stable isotopes to examine changes in epifaunal food webs in sea[...]
Article
Although the organizing committee for the 2007 Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) Biennial Conference and its international members supported the inclusion of sustainability science as a thematic element of the meeting, a prelimina[...]
Article
So-Young Kim, Auteur ;
Chang-Ho Moon, Auteur ;
Hyun-Jin Cho, Auteur ;
Dhong-Il Lim, Auteur
Diatom densities in the surface water and dinoflagellate cysts in bottom sediments of Gwangyang Bay were studied to determine changes in the phytoplankton community structure in response to anthropogenic eutrophication and to assess the use of d[...]
Article
Seyfettin Tas, Auteur ;
I. Noyan Yilmaz, Auteur ;
Erdogan Okus, Auteur
The variation in phytoplankton community as a response to improving water quality has been studied in the severely polluted Golden Horn Estuary (GHE). Phytoplankton data collected monthly for 4 years and a detailed set of environmental parameter[...]
Article
Shannon L. Meseck, Auteur ;
Jennifer H. Alix, Auteur ;
Gary H. Wikfors, Auteur ;
J. Evan Ward, Auteur
The enzyme-labeled fluorescence (ELF-97A (R)) substrate produces an insoluble, fluorescent yellow-green product at the site of alkaline-phosphatase (AP) activity. Fifteen coastal phytoplankton species were tested to determine if AP activity coul[...]
Article
Margaret R. Mulholland, Auteur ;
George E. Boneillo, Auteur ;
Peter W. Bernhardt, Auteur ;
Elizabeth C. Minor, Auteur
To determine the roles of dissolved organic matter in the onset, duration, and decline of blooms of the "brown tide" pelagophyte, Aureococcus anophagefferens, nutrient and microbial dynamics, heterotrophic and autotrophic carbon (C) and nitrogen[...]
Article
Seok-Hwi Kim, Auteur ;
Kangjoo Kim, Auteur ;
Minhyung Lee, Auteur ;
Hwa-Jin Jeong, Auteur ;
Won-Jang Kim, Auteur ;
Jong-Gyu Park, Auteur ;
Jae-sam Yang, Auteur
Sediment and water quality were investigated in an artificial coastal lake (Saemangeum Lake, Korea) that was formed by constructing a 33-km long sea-dyke offshore from the mouths of two adjacent rivers, which discharge into the Yellow Sea. Sedim[...]
Article
Annelies De Backer, Auteur ;
Stefanie Adam, Auteur ;
Jaak Monbaliu, Auteur ;
Erik Toorman, Auteur ;
Magda Vincx, Auteur ;
Steven Degraer, Auteur
The present study aims to test the application of remote sensing to address the impact of bioturbation on physical sediment properties. Therefore, a laboratory experiment was developed, using microcosms mimicking a marine intertidal water-sedime[...]
Article
David K. Ralston, Auteur ;
W. Rockwell Geyer, Auteur
A tidally averaged model of estuarine dynamics is used to estimate sediment transport in the Hudson River estuary over the period 1918 to 2005. In long-term and seasonal means, along-channel gradients in sediment flux depend on the estuarine sal[...]
Article
Catherine R. McGourty, Auteur ;
James A. Hobbs, Auteur ;
William A. Bennett, Auteur ;
Peter G. Green, Auteur ;
Hyun-Min Hwang, Auteur ;
Naoaki Ikemiyagi, Auteur ;
Levi Lewis, Auteur ;
Jason M. Cope, Auteur
Gillichthys mirabilis population static measurements (abundance, age, and size class structures) and vital rates (growth, mortality, recruitment) were monitored on an annual basis from 2002 to 2007. Population-level metrics were used to gauge ha[...]
Article
Dominique Davoult, Auteur ;
Jerome Harlay, Auteur ;
Franck Gentil, Auteur
The production of organic matter and calcium carbonate by a dense population of the brittle star Acrocnida brachiata (Echinodermata) was calculated using demographic structure, population density, and relations between the size (disk diameter) a[...]
