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Yan Voloshin,Irina Belaya,Roland Kr?merats such as barrier strands and associated wetlands and seagrasses. These ecosystems provide a suite of services including carbon storage, pollution and nutrient abatement, soil formation, fisheries support, and flood and storm protection. Emphasis has been placed on vegetated marine habitats that o

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Habitats and Biota of the Gulf of Mexico: An Overview,ll in 2010. Brief summaries of water and sediment quality, energy flow—including natural oil and gas seeps, coastal and offshore habitats, major groups of biota and their diseases and mortalities, and commercial and recreational fisheries are provided. Biodiversity in the Gulf is high, but environme

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Water Quality of the Gulf of Mexico,ity of water—and the levels of contaminants. The patterns and trends in the Gulf of Mexico water quality are highly variable in space and through time. Assessments conclude that water quality in the Gulf of Mexico coastal environments is highly influenced by human activities, and the primary cause o

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