Titlebook: Estuaries; Peter J. Wangersky Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 biogeochemistry.chemistry.environment.environmental protect

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Self-Defense Based on Feedback Mechanismuth Atlantic. The estuary (Lat.10°36′S Long. 36° 23′W) is fed by the humid to semiarid SF river basin (AB = 634 × 10. km.,L = 2700 km), the second largest of Brazil‘s territory. Since the 1950s, SF hasevolved into a unique system almost solely impacted by a cascade of dams, which now control98% of t

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S. V. Domnina,O. A. Podkopaev,S. U. Salyninang out of the river channel and onto the continental shelf. On the continental shelf, the estuarine mixing occurs in a very dynamic environment unlike that of a typical estuary. The tides, the wind, and the boundary current that sweeps the continental shelf have a pronounced influence on the chemica

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R. Cardeña,G. R. Ashburner,C. Oropezandward part of the estuary is relatively shallow with a partially mixed poorly productive water column and high turbidity. The seaward portion of the estuary is deep with a permanently stratified water column. It is substantially more productive and the turbidity is low. In recent years, research on