Titlebook: Anthropogenic Pollution of Aquatic Ecosystems; Donat-P. H?der,E. Walter Helbling,Virginia E. Vill Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Introduction,they absorb about 90% of the anthropogenically produced heat. They take up a large amount of the emitted CO. and transport it to the deep ocean, thus curbing global climate change. Aquatic producers and consumers are under the effect of multiple stressors such as rising temperature, acidification an

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Effects of Pollution on Fish,organisms are threatened by a plethora of environmental stress factors such as acidification, global climate change and solar UV radiation. In addition to overfishing, many types of pollution decimate the amount of available fish production. Heavy metal pollution is a major threat in freshwater habi

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Effects of Pollution in Aquatic Food Chains,her wastes or the atmosphere. The trophic webs of such ecosystems can be affected by those pollutants, with the inhabitant species manifesting different vulnerabilities for certain compounds. Pollutants can bioaccumulate when ingested at a higher rate than excreted, and some can also be biomagnified

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Pollution in the Arctic Ocean,on that has, or threatens to have, impact on the ecology. In this review, we discuss the characteristics of the AO that favors transport of pollutants from lower latitudes to the AO. We point out how important the physical qualities of the pollutants are, which routes they are taking into the AO, if

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Contamination of Coral Reefs in the Mexican Caribbean,Ironically, the explosion in tourism, while good for the economy, is devastating the natural resources in the region. The focus of the chapter is on the decrease in water quality as an overarching problem affecting Mexican Caribbean coral reefs, which are situated close to the coastline where touris

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