Titlebook: Estuaries: A Lifeline of Ecosystem Services in the Western Indian Ocean; Salif Diop,Peter Scheren,John Ferdinand Machiwa Book 2016 Springe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15220-9ot spot of biodiversity hosting over 2,200 species of fish, five species of marine turtles, more than thirty-five marine mammal species, including humpback whales, dolphins, whale sharks and the highly endangered dugong, and the enigmatic coelacanth; a prehistoric fish once thought to be extinct. Th

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Franco De Cian,Matteo Mascherinitom trawl sectors. Currently these estuaries in the bay support over 3 000 artisanal fishers and a maximum acceptable fleet of four medium-sized trawlers. These sectors have exerted pressure on the fisheries resources of the bay and will continue to do so due to the increasing artisanal fishing effo

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M. R. MacAskill,S. R. Muir,T. J. Andersonf Madagascar’s mangrove ecosystems have been heavily degraded or deforested due primarily to increased harvest for charcoal and timber and the expansion of agriculture and aquaculture. Anthropogenic-driven loss is particularly prominent in the north-western Ambanja and Ambaro Bays (AAB). At over 24,

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Differential Migration Revisited,a Delta and Sabaki estuaries in Kenya. The study involved the determination of river freshwater and sediment fluxes, as well as water exchange and sediment fluxes at the mouths of the two estuaries. The horizontal and vertical distributions of tidal current velocities, salinity and total suspended s

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Joseph R. Jehl Jr.,Bertram G. Murray Jr.le for freshwater shortages, pollution, and habitat and community modification downstream. Damming has resulted in modification of the stream flow, and in changes in the water table; while nutrient loading and sedimentation from irrigated agriculture, human settlements and industrial activities upst

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Experimental Design in Ornithology,mained severely damaged following the 1997/1998 El-Ni?o that caused a massive coral bleaching, resulting into a wide spread of coral death. It is important therefore to find out/establish whether reef building corals develop adaptations to current trends of climate change so as to prioritise their c