| Titre : | Estuaries and Coasts 39(2) - MAR 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Anne E. Thessen, Auteur ;
Benjamin Fertig, Auteur ;
Jessie C. Jarvis, Auteur ;
Adelaide C. Rhodes, Auteur
Holistic understanding of estuarine and coastal environments across interacting domains with high-dimensional complexity can profitably be approached through data-centric synthesis studies. Synthesis has been defined as "the inferential process [...]
Article
Qicheng Zhong, Auteur ;
Kaiyun Wang, Auteur ;
Qifang Lai, Auteur ;
Chao Zhang, Auteur ;
Liang Zheng, Auteur ;
Jiangtao Wang, Auteur
Large areas of natural coastal wetlands have suffered severely from human-driven damages or conversions (e.g., land reclamations), but coastal carbon flux responses in reclaimed wetlands are largely unknown. The lack of knowledge of the environm[...]
Article
Filipe Ribeiro, Auteur ;
Eric J. Hilton, Auteur ;
Ryan B. Carnegie, Auteur
Larvae of Atlantic croaker Micropogonias undulatus enter Mid-Atlantic Bight estuaries annually between September and February. A high prevalence of ectoparasitic crustacean infection of ingressing larval M. undulatus was observed in Chesapeake B[...]
Article
Olivier Morissette, Auteur ;
Frederic Lecomte, Auteur ;
Guy Verreault, Auteur ;
Michel Legault, Auteur ;
Pascal Sirois, Auteur
Migratory contingents, groups of individuals belonging to the same population that adopt different migratory patterns, have been identified in numerous Striped Bass (Morone saxatilis) populations along North American East Coast. We tested the hy[...]
Article
Lisa N. Havel, Auteur ;
Lee A. Fuiman, Auteur
Planktonic larvae combine directed swimming and functional sensory systems to locate benthic habitats. Some adult marine fishes use chemical cues for orientation to specific habitats, but olfactory function for estuarine fish larvae has received[...]
Article
Maryam Shahraki, Auteur ;
Brian Fry, Auteur
To determine the role of mangroves for fisheries in the arid region of the Persian Gulf, we investigated fish community structure and trophic diversity in intertidal creeks with and without mangroves. Fish community abundances and biomass were c[...]
Article
Elizabeth A. Salewski, Auteur ;
C. Edward Proffitt, Auteur
Disturbance combined with the effects of multiple stress gradients can produce biotic outcomes that are complex and perhaps not predictable based on knowledge of the individual stress variables. We analyzed oyster (Crassostrea virginica) coloniz[...]
Article
Rachel M. Housego, Auteur ;
Johanna H. Rosman, Auteur
Previous field studies have demonstrated that sedimentation is an important factor that can limit oyster reef growth and restoration success. High relief reefs are more productive and resilient than low relief reefs, in part, because increasing [...]
Article
A. Fricke, Auteur ;
G. A. Kopprio, Auteur ;
D. Alemany, Auteur ;
M. Gastaldi, Auteur ;
M. Narvarte, Auteur ;
E. R. Parodi, Auteur ;
R. J. Lara, Auteur ;
F. Hidalgo, Auteur ;
A. Martinez, Auteur ;
E. A. Sar, Auteur ;
O. Iribarne, Auteur ;
P. Martinetto, Auteur
Eutrophication plays a crucial role in coastal systems, driving changes in the composition and abundance of flora and fauna with consequent effects for the entire ecosystem. Sensitive to nutrient levels, micro- and macroalgal blooms serve as val[...]
Article
Melissa Vernon Carle, Auteur ;
Charles E. Sasser, Auteur
River deltas are dynamic geologic features where the plant community engages in critical feedbacks with geomorphology, and plant community development is impacted by both riverine and coastal drivers. A vegetation index (NDVI) calculated from a [...]
Article
A. Fricke, Auteur ;
G. A. Kopprio, Auteur ;
D. Alemany, Auteur ;
M. Gastaldi, Auteur ;
M. Narvarte, Auteur ;
E. R. Parodi, Auteur ;
R. J. Lara, Auteur ;
F. Hidalgo, Auteur ;
A. Martinez, Auteur ;
E. A. Sar, Auteur ;
O. Iribarne, Auteur ;
P. Martinetto, Auteur
Article
Heike Markus-Michalczyk, Auteur ;
Dieter Hanelt, Auteur ;
Kai Jensen, Auteur
Tidal wetlands are affected by sea level rise. In the tidal freshwater stretches of estuaries in the temperate zone, willows (Salix spp.) form tidal freshwater forests above the mean high water level. Willows tolerance to prolonged periodic floo[...]
Article
Tracy Elsey-Quirk, Auteur ;
Susan C. Adamowicz, Auteur
Article
Cheryl L. Doughty, Auteur ;
J. Adam Langley, Auteur ;
Wayne S. Walker, Auteur ;
Ilka C. Feller, Auteur ;
Ronald Schaub, Auteur ;
Samantha K. Chapman, Auteur
The climate change-induced expansion of mangroves into salt marshes could significantly alter the carbon (C) storage capacity of coastal wetlands, which have the highest average C storage per land area among unmanaged terrestrial ecosystems. Man[...]
Article
Sorcha Ni Longphuirt, Auteur ;
Shane O'Boyle, Auteur ;
Robert Wilkes, Auteur ;
Tomasz Dabrowski, Auteur ;
Dagmar Brigitte Stengel, Auteur
Eutrophication and the development of persistent opportunistic macroalgal blooms are recognised as one of the main detrimental effects of increased anthropogenic pressures on estuarine and coastal systems. This study aimed to highlight the inter[...]
Article
Dong Xia, Auteur ;
Zhigang Yu, Auteur ;
Bochao Xu, Auteur ;
Maosheng Gao, Auteur ;
Tiezhu Mi, Auteur ;
Xueyan Jiang, Auteur ;
Peng Yao, Auteur
The "Water-Sediment Regulation Scheme" (WSRS) is critically important to the hydrologic evaluation of the Yellow River estuary since a huge pulse of water and sediment are delivered into the sea during a short period. We used the natural geochem[...]
Article
Jose D. Carriquiry, Auteur ;
Pablo Jorgensen, Auteur ;
Julio A. Villaescusa, Auteur ;
Silvia E. Ibarra-Obando, Auteur
Nutrient sources of San Quintin Bay, a coastal lagoon affected by coastal upwelling off Baja California (Mexico), were traced using generalized additive (mixed) models (GAMM) to the stable nitrogen isotopic composition, C:N and N content of two [...]
Article
Pascale A. L. Goertler, Auteur ;
Charles A. Simenstad, Auteur ;
Daniel L. Bottom, Auteur ;
Susan Hinton, Auteur ;
Lia Stamatiou, Auteur
Estuarine rearing has been shown to enhance within watershed biocomplexity and support growth and survival for juvenile salmon (Oncorhynchus sp.). However, less is known about how growth varies across different types of wetland habitats and what[...]
Article
Jacob Carstensen, Auteur ;
Dorte Krause-Jensen, Auteur ;
Thorsten J. S. Balsby, Auteur
Eelgrass meadows play key roles in coastal ecosystems, and the extent of the standing biomass is focal to address ecosystem functioning. Eelgrass cover is commonly assessed in marine monitoring programs while biomass sampling is destructive and [...]
Article
Neil K. Ganju, Auteur ;
Mark J. Brush, Auteur ;
Brenda Rashleigh, Auteur ;
Alfredo L. Aretxabaleta, Auteur ;
Pilar del Barrio, Auteur ;
Jason S. Grear, Auteur ;
Lora A. Harris, Auteur ;
Samuel J. Lake, Auteur ;
Grant McCardell, Auteur ;
James O'Donnell, Auteur ;
David K. Ralston, Auteur ;
Richard P. Signell, Auteur ;
Jeremy M. Testa, Auteur ;
Jamie M. P. Vaudrey, Auteur
Numerical modeling has emerged over the last several decades as a widely accepted tool for investigations in environmental sciences. In estuarine research, hydrodynamic and ecological models have moved along parallel tracks with regard to comple[...]
Article
Tanya C. Forde, Auteur ;
Mladen R. Nedimovic, Auteur ;
Martin R. Gibling, Auteur ;
Donald L. Forbes, Auteur
Many coastlines are retreating in response to sea level rise, compounded by glacial-isostatic subsidence in areas marginal to former ice sheets. The resulting barrier and estuarine deposits are dominated by transgressive stratigraphy. Where supp[...]
Article
Tracy Elsey-Quirk, Auteur ;
Susan C. Adamowicz, Auteur
Along the mid- and north Atlantic coasts of the USA, over 90 % of salt marshes have been ditched. Ditching was largely abandoned by the mid-twentieth century; however, techniques that create permanent shallow water pools for mosquito control and[...]
