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Samuel J. Lake, Auteur ; Mark J. Brush, AuteurThe seasonal formation of periodic hypoxia within tributary estuaries is influenced by multiple nutrient and organic matter sources, both autochthonous and allochthonous. In contrast to lakes and flowing rivers, allochthonous inputs to estuaries[...]
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Michael J. Kennish, Auteur ; Mark J. Brush, Auteur ; Kenneth A. Moore, AuteurCoastal ecosystems are characterized by relatively deep, plankton-based estuaries and much shallower systems where light reaches the bottom. These latter systems, including lagoons, bar-built estuaries, the fringing regions of deeper systems, an[...]
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Iris C. Anderson, Auteur ; Mark J. Brush, Auteur ; Michael F. Piehler, Auteur ; Carolyn A. Currin, Auteur ; Jennifer W. Stanhope, Auteur ; Ashley R. Smyth, Auteur ; Johnathan D. Maxey, Auteur ; Meaghan L. Whitehead, AuteurIn shallow photic systems, the benthic filter, including microphytobenthos and denitrifiers, is important in preventing or reducing release of remineralized NH4+ to the water column. Its effectiveness can be impacted by climate-related drivers, [...]
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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, AuteurNumerical 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[...]
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Juliette Christina Poleto Giordano, Auteur ; Mark J. Brush, Auteur ; Iris C. Anderson, AuteurCoastal lagoons of the Delmarva Peninsula receive varying annual nitrogen loads because of differing land uses. Extensive development and agriculture contribute to elevated nutrient loads in Maryland and Delaware. Agriculture and forests dominat[...]
