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期刊名:Estuarine coastal and shelf science

缩写:ESTUAR COAST SHELF S

ISSN:0272-7714

e-ISSN:1096-0015

IF/分区:2.8/Q1

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Roland P Ovbiebo,Cathryn D Sephus,Amina T Schartup Roland P Ovbiebo
Rivers transport 300 to 5000 Mg of mercury (Hg) annually to coastal oceans through estuaries, contributing 20-45% of total Hg input, with 100 to 1500 Mg reaching the open ocean. However, the impact of estuarine circulation and stratificatio...
Marie Cindy Lebrasse,Blake A Schaeffer,DelWayne R Bohnenstiehl et al. Marie Cindy Lebrasse et al.
The lateral transport of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is crucial in tidal marsh carbon budgets, but estimating DOC remains a challenge due to the dynamic nature of terrestrial-aquatic interfaces and limitations of in situ observations. Th...
Kenneth B Raposa,Robin L Weber,Wenley Ferguson et al. Kenneth B Raposa et al.
Drainage enhancement (e.g., ditch digging, open-marsh water management, runnelling) has long been used to reduce tidal marsh soil waterlogging and surface ponding to promote salt hay production and mosquito control. Now it is also being use...
M J Mette,C Andersson,B R Schöne et al. M J Mette et al.
Iceland's exposure to major ocean current pathways of the central North Atlantic makes it a useful location for developing long-term proxy records of past marine climate. Such records provide more detailed understanding of the full range of...
Melissa S Duvall,Brandon M Jarvis,Yongshan Wan Melissa S Duvall
Vertical density stratification often plays an important role in the formation and expansion of coastal hypoxic zones through its effect on near-bed circulation and vertical oxygen flux. However, the impact of future climate change on estua...
Xiao Shen,Naomi Detenbeck,Mingde You Xiao Shen
Estuarine circulation attributes such as stratification and flushing time significantly influence estuarine ecological processes. Stratification reflects how much vertical mixing occurs in an estuary, while flushing time can describe the ex...
Sara Pruckner,Jacob Bedford,Leo Murphy et al. Sara Pruckner et al.
Seagrass meadows support complex species assemblages and provide ecosystem services with a multitude of socio-economic benefits. However, they are sensitive to anthropogenic pressures such as coastal development, agricultural run-off, and o...
Warren S Boothman,Laura Coiro,S Bradley Moran Warren S Boothman
Authigenic molybdenum (Mo) accumulation in marine sediments has often been used as a qualitative indicator of hypoxic bottom water. To investigate its use as a quantitative indicator of hypoxic exposure, sediment cores were collected from w...
Navid H Jafari,Brian D Harris,Jack A Cadigan et al. Navid H Jafari et al.
This paper presents a comprehensive review of shear strength measurements in wetland soils, which can be used to make inferences of the influence of nutrients and sediments on wetland health. Ecosystem restoration is increasing across the G...
Darryl E Marois,Hilmar A Stecher Darryl E Marois
Salt marsh hydrology presents many difficulties from a measurement and modeling standpoint: bi-directional flows of tidal waters, variable water densities due to mixing of fresh and salt water, significant influences from vegetation, and co...