Titlebook: Evolution of Marine Coastal Ecosystems under the Pressure of Global Changes; Proceedings of Coast Hubert-Jean Ceccaldi,Yves Hénocque,Jiro Y

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Post-tsunami Oyster Feeding Environment in Nagatsuraura Bay for Three Yearsra Bay, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. We also calculated the remaining phytoplankton biomass by subtracting total filtration of oysters in aquaculture areas. We estimated that suitable oyster culture density is when that value is positive. Water temperature was high in summer, exceeding 20?°C from mid-J

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Seagrass–Oyster Farmers Interaction Detected by Eelgrass DNA Analysis in Hinase Area of the Seto Inl human beings. Therefore, seagrass beds are often considered as a target for ecosystem restoration. This study demonstrated the contribution of oyster farmers’ long-term activities to eelgrass bed restoration in the Hinase area, based on a DNA analysis of the eelgrass population genetic structure us

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43484-7Environmental Stressors; Biological Resources; Coastal Ecosystems; Integrated Approaches; Community Rest

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978-3-030-43486-1Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15553-7is represents a very strong misperception of a problem which is on the contrary evolving very quickly, while the range of solutions offered to mitigate it has been constantly diminishing throughout the last decades.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81712-9and preparations for the effects of global warming on fisheries are necessary. In this review paper, we examined and summarized the past predictions of the effects of global warming on commercially important fishes around Japan and contrasted with recent information

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Our Future and the Oceansis represents a very strong misperception of a problem which is on the contrary evolving very quickly, while the range of solutions offered to mitigate it has been constantly diminishing throughout the last decades.