| Titre : | Estuaries and Coasts 38(5) - SEP 2015 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Marianne Holmer, Auteur ;
Sandra Walloe Thorsen, Auteur ;
Marita Sundstein Carlsson, Auteur ;
Petersen Jens Kjerulf, Auteur
Long-line mussel farming has been proposed as a mitigation tool in eutrophic coastal areas as nutrients are removed from the ecosystem upon harvest of the crops and transferred back to land. Further mussels filter the water and thereby increase [...]
Article
Kathleen C. McPeek, Auteur ;
P. Sean McDonald, Auteur ;
Glenn R. VanBlaricom, Auteur
Aquaculture operations are a frequent and prominent cause of anthropogenic disturbance to marine and estuarine communities and may alter species composition and abundance. However, little is known about how such disturbances affect trophic linka[...]
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Katherine McFarland, Auteur ;
Shirley Baker, Auteur ;
Patrick Baker, Auteur ;
Molly Rybovich, Auteur ;
Aswani K. Volety, Auteur
Temperature, salinity, and aerial exposure tolerances of the invasive green mussel, Perna viridis, were investigated under environmentally realistic conditions to address potential competition with native oysters, Crassostrea virginica. This stu[...]
Article
Jacopo Culurgioni, Auteur ;
Vincenza Figus, Auteur ;
Serenella Cabiddu, Auteur ;
Riccardo De Murtas, Auteur ;
Angelo Cau, Auteur ;
Andrea Sabatini, Auteur
Qualitative and quantitative data of the larval stages of 30 helminth species infecting fish and shellfish in the Santa Gilla lagoon (southern Sardinia, western Mediterranean Sea) were collected and analysed to determine their usefulness as biol[...]
Article
Christopher J. Baillie, Auteur ;
John M. Fear, Auteur ;
F. Joel Fodrie, Auteur
While considering important juvenile fish habitats individually, both seagrass and saltmarsh are often highly connected with other subtidal and intertidal habitats. As a result, juvenile fishes and crustaceans may utilize multiple habitats acros[...]
Article
Ezequiel Mabragana, Auteur ;
Luis O. Lucifora, Auteur ;
Maria de L. Corbo, Auteur ;
Juan M. Diaz de Astarloa, Auteur
Most skates are adapted to shelf and slope environments experiencing less seasonal variation than coastal ecosystems. Here, we analyze the reproductive ecology of Sympterygia acuta. We hypothesize that, like its congener Sympterygia bonapartii, [...]
Article
Jody L. Callihan, Auteur ;
James H. Cowan, Auteur ;
Michael D. Harbison, Auteur
During a 2.5-year acoustic telemetry study in a Louisiana estuary (Calcasieu Lake), two major freshets occurred (peak river flows > 350 m(3) s(-1)) in separate years and seasons, which provided an opportunity to evaluate the movement response of[...]
Article
A. Hylkema, Auteur ;
W. Vogelaar, Auteur ;
H. W. G. Meesters, Auteur ;
I. Nagelkerken, Auteur ;
A. O. Debrot, Auteur
The importance of mangrove and seagrass lagoonal habitats as nursery areas for many reef-associated fish species is well established in the scientific literature. However, few studies have examined the relative use by nursery species of differen[...]
Article
Steven J. Miller, Auteur ;
Lauren Peacock, Auteur ;
Jonathan M. Shenker, Auteur ;
Matthew Scripter, Auteur ;
Audrey Farson, Auteur
Naked goby (Gobiosoma bosc) larvae were collected from February 2008 through September 2009 at six sites located from 100 to 255 km upstream of the lower St. Johns River estuary. A total of 49,995 G. bosc larvae were collected making it the four[...]
Article
Zafer Defne, Auteur ;
Neil K. Ganju, Auteur
Estuarine residence time is a major driver of eutrophication and water quality. Barnegat Bay-Little Egg Harbor (BB-LEH), New Jersey, is a lagoonal back-barrier estuary that is subject to anthropogenic pressures including nutrient loading, eutrop[...]
Article
Jonathan Selleslagh, Auteur ;
Hugues Blanchet, Auteur ;
Guy Bachelet, Auteur ;
Jeremy Lobry, Auteur
Stable isotopes (delta C-13 and delta N-15) were used to analyse the food web downstream of the largest estuary on the French coast: the Gironde. The different sources of organic matter supporting the most abundant and commercially important fis[...]
Article
Hayley N. Schiebel, Auteur ;
Xuchen Wang, Auteur ;
Robert F. Chen, Auteur ;
Francesco Peri, Auteur
Incubation experiments were conducted to determine the influence of natural sunlight irradiation on the release of dissolved organic matter (DOM) from resuspended surface sediments. The photo-release of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), dissolved [...]
Article
Bradley Ennis, Auteur ;
Mark S. Peterson, Auteur
Salt marshes have long been recognized as productive habitats that form an important trophic link between the aquatic and terrestrial biomes through the dynamic intertidal zone. This project focused on the distribution of nekton (free-swimming o[...]
Article
T. Guyondet, Auteur ;
L. A. Comeau, Auteur ;
C. Bacher, Auteur ;
J. Grant, Auteur ;
R. Rosland, Auteur ;
R. Sonier, Auteur ;
R. Filgueira, Auteur
A spatially explicit coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model was developed to study a coastal ecosystem under the combined effects of mussel aquaculture, nutrient loading and climate change. The model was applied to St Peter's Bay (SPB), Princ[...]
Article
Kenneth W. Able, Auteur ;
Paola C. Lopez-Duarte, Auteur ;
F. Joel Fodrie, Auteur ;
Olaf P. Jensen, Auteur ;
Charles W. Martin, Auteur ;
Brian J. Roberts, Auteur ;
Jessica Valenti, Auteur ;
Kathleen O'Connor, Auteur ;
Shanina C. Halbert, Auteur
Marsh-resident fishes play important roles as both predators and prey in coastal systems, influence secondary production, and are important trophic links to adjacent coastal waters. As such, they also serve as sentinel species in efforts to unde[...]
Article
Ma Jose Reyes-Martinez, Auteur ;
Diego Lercari, Auteur ;
Ma Carmen Ruiz-Delgado, Auteur ;
Juan Emilio Sanchez-Moyano, Auteur ;
Antonia Jimenez-Rodriguez, Auteur ;
Alejandro Perez-Hurtado, Auteur ;
Francisco Jose Garcia-Garcia, Auteur
The effect of coastal development and tourism occupancy on the structure and trophic networks of sandy beaches was analysed for the first time, using mass-balanced trophic models. Ecopath models were applied to two beaches, representative of dif[...]
Article
Michol Ghezzo, Auteur ;
Francesca De Pascalis, Auteur ;
Georg Umgiesser, Auteur ;
Petras Zemlys, Auteur ;
Marco Sigovini, Auteur ;
Concepcion Marcos, Auteur ;
Angel Perez-Ruzafa, Auteur
The temporal variation and the spatial structure of marine populations strongly depend on the early life stages of the individuals and on their interaction with the environment. The physical dispersion of propagules (eggs and larvae) is a fundam[...]
Article
Ana C. Brito, Auteur ;
Teresa Moita, Auteur ;
Carla Gameiro, Auteur ;
Teresa Silva, Auteur ;
Tania Anselmo, Auteur ;
Vanda Brotas, Auteur
The main aim of this study was to evaluate the temporal changes in the phytoplankton community of the Tagus Estuary and to identify the stressors involved. Environmental and phytoplankton data were gathered from several studies conducted in the [...]
Article
Robert E. Wilson, Auteur ;
Sean D. Bratton, Auteur ;
Jindong Wang, Auteur ;
Brian A. Colle, Auteur
Observations of summertime hypoxia duration and hypoxia areal extent in western Long Island Sound from 1991 to 2010 are correlated with local wind forcing. Results show a strong dependence on wind direction consistent with straining due to axial[...]
Article
M. J. Fernandez-Rodriguez, Auteur ;
C. Hidalgo-Lara, Auteur ;
A. Jimenez-Rodriguez, Auteur ;
L. Serrano, Auteur
Wide changes of key environmental conditions prevented competitive exclusion in the phytoplankton assemblage of a turbid shallow wetland complex artificially managed for aquaculture production (Doana Natural Park, SW Spain), and some genera show[...]
Article
Zhiqiang Chen, Auteur ;
Peter H. Doering, Auteur ;
Mayra Ashton, Auteur ;
Beth A. Orlando, Auteur
Colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) is one of the most important water quality constituents impacting light attenuation in estuaries; its concentration and distribution influence light quality and quantity available to phytoplankton and subm[...]
Article
Marvin M. Mace, Auteur ;
Lawrence P. Rozas, Auteur
Comparisons of natural mortality rates can be used to identify essential habitat and nursery areas for fishery species. We estimated and compared natural mortality rates of juvenile white shrimp Litopenaeus setiferus using length-frequency and m[...]
Article
Jonas Ribergaard Rasmussen, Auteur ;
Karsten Michael Dromph, Auteur ;
Cordula Goke, Auteur ;
Dorte Krause-Jensen, Auteur
Based on a large dataset from the national Danish monitoring programme, we analysed the temporal variability of drifting algae cover in shallow (1-2 m) water during a period of reduced nutrient loadings. Algal cover was analysed both in absolute[...]
Article
John M. Carroll, Auteur ;
Lisa J. Jackson, Auteur ;
Bradley J. Peterson, Auteur
Predation is among the most important biotic factors affecting benthic populations. Habitat complexity, such as seagrass shoot density, can significantly reduce rates of predation by changing predator and prey behaviors, increasing searching and[...]
Article
David Lagomasino, Auteur ;
Rene M. Price, Auteur ;
Jorge Herrera-Silveira, Auteur ;
Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm, Auteur ;
Gonzalo Merediz-Alonso, Auteur ;
Yadira Gomez-Hernandez, Auteur
Groundwater and surface water samples were collected in five different regions of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve (SKBR) along the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Samples were analyzed for major ions, total phosp[...]
Article
B. F. J. Manly, Auteur ;
D. Fullerton, Auteur ;
Albert Noble Hendrix, Auteur ;
K. P. Burnham, Auteur
Feyrer et al. (Estuaries and Coasts 34:120-128, 2011) constructed a habitat index for delta smelt (Hypomesus transpacificus) as a function of abiotic covariates (specific conductance, Secchi depth, and temperature) to evaluate how future hydrolo[...]
Article
C. J. Garside, Auteur ;
M. A. Coleman, Auteur ;
B. P. Kelaher, Auteur ;
M. J. Bishop, Auteur
Following the arrival of non-native species into suitable environments, interactions with native biota can influence non-native species proliferation and spread. The European shore crab, Carcinus maenas, is a global invader for which top-down co[...]
Article
Emily P. Lemagie, Auteur ;
James A. Lerczak, Auteur
The ability to determine a bulk estuarine turnover timescale that is well defined under realistic conditions is in high demand for estuarine research and management. We compare how turnover timescales vary with tidal and river forcing from ideal[...]
Article
Peter Vermeiren, Auteur ;
Marcus Sheaves, Auteur
Intertidal crabs are abundant in tropical estuaries and have bio-indicator potential. However, the use of intertidal crabs in guiding management actions is limited because high-replication, cost-effective tools to analyze their distribution patt[...]
Article
A. F. Casper, Auteur ;
M. Rautio, Auteur ;
C. Martineau, Auteur ;
W. F. Vincent, Auteur
On-going shifts in the arctic climate and landscape have the potential to increase terrestrial particulate organic matter (POM) transported to the Mackenzie delta and coastal Beaufort shelf. If increased terrestrial/freshwater material exports t[...]
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Jessica S. Thompson, Auteur
Intertidal marshes provide an important foraging habitat for resident marsh fishes. However, few studies have considered whether the importance of intertidal foraging is uniform across the adult-size range of marsh fishes or whether size-selecti[...]
