International Conference on Rapid Sea Level Change: a Caspian
... already experienced what we fear could happen to us in the near future elsewhere in the world. They can tell us what happened along the coasts, how people reacted to these events, and what lessons they have learnt from that. We all can benefit from their experience. The conference lines up with the ...
... already experienced what we fear could happen to us in the near future elsewhere in the world. They can tell us what happened along the coasts, how people reacted to these events, and what lessons they have learnt from that. We all can benefit from their experience. The conference lines up with the ...
Bering Strait Region Case Study
... Bering Strait region with St. Lawrence Island to the south being the largest. St. Lawrence Island stretches 145km east to west with a width of 13-26km and covers over 4,600km². Other islands of note are the two Diomede Islands in the middle of the strait, Fairway Rock to the south-east of Little Dio ...
... Bering Strait region with St. Lawrence Island to the south being the largest. St. Lawrence Island stretches 145km east to west with a width of 13-26km and covers over 4,600km². Other islands of note are the two Diomede Islands in the middle of the strait, Fairway Rock to the south-east of Little Dio ...
Microbial Ecosystem Functions Along the Steep Oxygen
... dissolved oxygen, salinity and temperature on distribution of taxa and particularly community functions. Microbial communities showed functional capacities consistent with a copiotrophic life-style dependent on organic material sinking through the water column. The eutrophic condition with high orga ...
... dissolved oxygen, salinity and temperature on distribution of taxa and particularly community functions. Microbial communities showed functional capacities consistent with a copiotrophic life-style dependent on organic material sinking through the water column. The eutrophic condition with high orga ...
Ecology of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria - HAL-Insu
... Increasing attention has been paid to AAP bacteria in marine environments exhibiting various trophic regimes. However, oligotrophic waters, which represent 60% of the surface of the oceans, have not been extensively studied. The Mediterranean Sea has a wide range of oligotrophic conditions including ...
... Increasing attention has been paid to AAP bacteria in marine environments exhibiting various trophic regimes. However, oligotrophic waters, which represent 60% of the surface of the oceans, have not been extensively studied. The Mediterranean Sea has a wide range of oligotrophic conditions including ...
Marine Litter Network
... The human race is constantly consuming more goods and hence producing more waste. Unfortunately, this increasing amount of waste produced is not being efficiently collected, disposed of or processed properly. Due to the increased population in coastal areas; a very significant amount of litter finds ...
... The human race is constantly consuming more goods and hence producing more waste. Unfortunately, this increasing amount of waste produced is not being efficiently collected, disposed of or processed properly. Due to the increased population in coastal areas; a very significant amount of litter finds ...
Adriatic Sea: Ecology
... POWERED aims to define a set of strategies and shared methods for the development of the offshore wind energy in all the Countries overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Such energetic choice could allow a rapid increase of installations, thanks to the reduction of the problems related to landscape topic t ...
... POWERED aims to define a set of strategies and shared methods for the development of the offshore wind energy in all the Countries overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Such energetic choice could allow a rapid increase of installations, thanks to the reduction of the problems related to landscape topic t ...
Marine cave biota of the Tarkhankut Peninsula (Black Sea, Crimea
... to 2 cm. They may also take the form of a flat crust with a thickness of 1 cm and a diameter of 10 cm (Figure 3A). In the dim zones of the cave between sections A-A1 and B-B1, D. cf. fragilis occurs sporadically and can have a flattened habitus and be mauve or pale yellow in colour (Figure 3B). All th ...
... to 2 cm. They may also take the form of a flat crust with a thickness of 1 cm and a diameter of 10 cm (Figure 3A). In the dim zones of the cave between sections A-A1 and B-B1, D. cf. fragilis occurs sporadically and can have a flattened habitus and be mauve or pale yellow in colour (Figure 3B). All th ...
IMPLICATIONS OF THE LAW OF THE SEA FOR AFRICAN
... encouragement. To all whose name I did not mention, I appreciate you most. Above all, I thank the Supreme Deity, the Almighty God, who is the author of my being, for giving me the grace to complete this work despite the enormous challenges. Blessed be your name oh! Lord. ...
... encouragement. To all whose name I did not mention, I appreciate you most. Above all, I thank the Supreme Deity, the Almighty God, who is the author of my being, for giving me the grace to complete this work despite the enormous challenges. Blessed be your name oh! Lord. ...
Sea urchins, El Ninos, and the long term stability of
... kelp forest recovered from the El Nino. In the central forest, there was an increase in drift abundance with decreasing depth. Drift abundance was less than 0.1 g mP2at 18 m S in 3 collections and less than 1.0 g m-' on a total of 6 occasions in 1985 and 1986, after the El Nino. With the exception o ...
... kelp forest recovered from the El Nino. In the central forest, there was an increase in drift abundance with decreasing depth. Drift abundance was less than 0.1 g mP2at 18 m S in 3 collections and less than 1.0 g m-' on a total of 6 occasions in 1985 and 1986, after the El Nino. With the exception o ...
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... larger increments in the numbers of species may be expected from the study of inconspicuous and little known taxa or undersampled habitats such as submarine caves or deep waters (Bianchi and Morri, 2002). If knowledge about macroscopic organisms is still deficient, that of bacteria, archaea, protist ...
... larger increments in the numbers of species may be expected from the study of inconspicuous and little known taxa or undersampled habitats such as submarine caves or deep waters (Bianchi and Morri, 2002). If knowledge about macroscopic organisms is still deficient, that of bacteria, archaea, protist ...
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... In the eastern Mediterranean, numerous argilo-kinetic manifestations, commonly named 'mud volcanoes', have been identified and studied in some detail during the last twenty years using several techniques. The Medinaut survey (December 1998) has provided new insights into this phenomenon through twen ...
... In the eastern Mediterranean, numerous argilo-kinetic manifestations, commonly named 'mud volcanoes', have been identified and studied in some detail during the last twenty years using several techniques. The Medinaut survey (December 1998) has provided new insights into this phenomenon through twen ...
OSPAR background document on Ocean quahog Arctica islandica
... AquaSense, 2001) it had been 45% in earlier years. Maximum densities occurred in the northern part of the distribution area (up to 100 individuals/m²), whereas in the North Sea maximum densities range from 0.18 individuals/m² in the south-eastern part (AquaSense 2001) to 12 individuals/m² on the Fla ...
... AquaSense, 2001) it had been 45% in earlier years. Maximum densities occurred in the northern part of the distribution area (up to 100 individuals/m²), whereas in the North Sea maximum densities range from 0.18 individuals/m² in the south-eastern part (AquaSense 2001) to 12 individuals/m² on the Fla ...
sea turtles of - Ecology Project International
... present sea turtle biogeography in geopolitical terms. It is sovereign nations, after all, that hold the ultimate responsibility for managing their living resources, so country-scale maps such as this can be powerful tools to guide conservation. In this issue, we also highlight the stories of SWOT t ...
... present sea turtle biogeography in geopolitical terms. It is sovereign nations, after all, that hold the ultimate responsibility for managing their living resources, so country-scale maps such as this can be powerful tools to guide conservation. In this issue, we also highlight the stories of SWOT t ...
SEA TURTLES OF
... present sea turtle biogeography in geopolitical terms. It is sovereign nations, after all, that hold the ultimate responsibility for managing their living resources, so country-scale maps such as this can be powerful tools to guide conservation. In this issue, we also highlight the stories of SWOT t ...
... present sea turtle biogeography in geopolitical terms. It is sovereign nations, after all, that hold the ultimate responsibility for managing their living resources, so country-scale maps such as this can be powerful tools to guide conservation. In this issue, we also highlight the stories of SWOT t ...
Simulation of the mantle and crustal helium isotope
... following years in the Gulf of Lion was satisfactorily captured as well. However, some aspects of the model still need to be improved: in the eastern basin, tritium/helium-3 simulations have highlighted the too-weak formation of Adriatic Deep Water (AdDW), followed by a weak contribution to the East ...
... following years in the Gulf of Lion was satisfactorily captured as well. However, some aspects of the model still need to be improved: in the eastern basin, tritium/helium-3 simulations have highlighted the too-weak formation of Adriatic Deep Water (AdDW), followed by a weak contribution to the East ...
Sea Search Manual
... are first aid trained). Some form of communication, such as a mobile phone with good service, should be available to ensure that contact can be made with emergency services if required. Also ensure each participant has filled out a Parks Victoria volunteer form which includes emergency contact detai ...
... are first aid trained). Some form of communication, such as a mobile phone with good service, should be available to ensure that contact can be made with emergency services if required. Also ensure each participant has filled out a Parks Victoria volunteer form which includes emergency contact detai ...
Defending the last ocean
... Deep-water gillnets are also becoming more popular for illegal fishing activities, probably because they do not require bait and require fewer crew than longlines. The use of gillnets creates further management problems as there is no legal gillnet fishery with which to compare the potential catches ...
... Deep-water gillnets are also becoming more popular for illegal fishing activities, probably because they do not require bait and require fewer crew than longlines. The use of gillnets creates further management problems as there is no legal gillnet fishery with which to compare the potential catches ...
Defending the last ocean
... Deep-water gillnets are also becoming more popular for illegal fishing activities, probably because they do not require bait and require fewer crew than longlines. The use of gillnets creates further management problems as there is no legal gillnet fishery with which to compare the potential catches ...
... Deep-water gillnets are also becoming more popular for illegal fishing activities, probably because they do not require bait and require fewer crew than longlines. The use of gillnets creates further management problems as there is no legal gillnet fishery with which to compare the potential catches ...
Elsevier Publishing Company, Amsterdam
... alkalic basalts and volcanic, siliceous, and terrigenous flysch deposits of Early Cretaceous age, as well as younger neritic and coal-bearing deposits of Campanian to Danian age (NALrVKIN, 1960; BLAKE and HOVKINS, 1962; BURK, 1965, pp.154-155; CHIKOV, 1965; NAGOLSK1Y, 1965; ROTMAN and MARKOVSK1Y, 19 ...
... alkalic basalts and volcanic, siliceous, and terrigenous flysch deposits of Early Cretaceous age, as well as younger neritic and coal-bearing deposits of Campanian to Danian age (NALrVKIN, 1960; BLAKE and HOVKINS, 1962; BURK, 1965, pp.154-155; CHIKOV, 1965; NAGOLSK1Y, 1965; ROTMAN and MARKOVSK1Y, 19 ...
State of the Marine Environment Report for the
... provides 80% of the region’s river flow. If the Changjiang and Songhua Rivers (a tributary of the Amur River) are excluded, annual river flow could be about 177 km3. All rivers have peak runoff during summer season and shows minimum river flow during winter season. Land use in eastern part of the Ch ...
... provides 80% of the region’s river flow. If the Changjiang and Songhua Rivers (a tributary of the Amur River) are excluded, annual river flow could be about 177 km3. All rivers have peak runoff during summer season and shows minimum river flow during winter season. Land use in eastern part of the Ch ...
Sulphur Emission and Transformations at Deep Sea Hydrothermal
... organisms could be isolated from greatly diluted samples, meant it could be concluded that subsurface mixing with oxygenated seawater had taken place prior to emission. This observation was corroborated by chemical analyses. ...
... organisms could be isolated from greatly diluted samples, meant it could be concluded that subsurface mixing with oxygenated seawater had taken place prior to emission. This observation was corroborated by chemical analyses. ...
Cooperative Research Report Template
... discharge into the Sea of Azov was markedly reduced by water diversion projects. These projects were discontinued in 1990 and the fresher environment again persists. The status of R. venosa in the main body of the Sea of Azov and its precise distribution with respect to prevailing salinity is unclea ...
... discharge into the Sea of Azov was markedly reduced by water diversion projects. These projects were discontinued in 1990 and the fresher environment again persists. The status of R. venosa in the main body of the Sea of Azov and its precise distribution with respect to prevailing salinity is unclea ...
Radiocarbon dating of late Quaternary sediments: reservoir
... The energetic 14C atoms freshly formed in the atmosphere are soon oxidized to 14CO2 and enters the earth's plant and animal life ways through photosynthesis and the food chain. Radioactive carbon dioxide 14CO2 being indistinguishable from other forms of CO2. 14C activities of most terrestrial living ...
... The energetic 14C atoms freshly formed in the atmosphere are soon oxidized to 14CO2 and enters the earth's plant and animal life ways through photosynthesis and the food chain. Radioactive carbon dioxide 14CO2 being indistinguishable from other forms of CO2. 14C activities of most terrestrial living ...
Integrated Ocean Management Plan for the Beaufort Sea: 2009
... Table 9: Governance Goal – To achieve effective governance for the sustainable use of the Beaufort Sea (Actions and Partners) ........................................................ 48 Table 10: Economic Goal – To foster sustainable economic opportunities and options for Canadians, northerners ...
... Table 9: Governance Goal – To achieve effective governance for the sustainable use of the Beaufort Sea (Actions and Partners) ........................................................ 48 Table 10: Economic Goal – To foster sustainable economic opportunities and options for Canadians, northerners ...
The gravity field of Borneo and its region
... position. As a consequence, complete and perfect knowledge of the one implies complete and perfect knowledge of the other. The same information is contained in both, but there are differences which become important if, as is inevitable in the real world, knowledge is neither complete nor perfect. In ...
... position. As a consequence, complete and perfect knowledge of the one implies complete and perfect knowledge of the other. The same information is contained in both, but there are differences which become important if, as is inevitable in the real world, knowledge is neither complete nor perfect. In ...
Sea in culture
The role of the sea in human culture has been important for centuries, as people experience the sea in contradictory ways: as powerful but serene, beautiful but dangerous. Human responses to the sea can be found in artforms including literature, art, poetry, film, theatre, and classical music. The earliest art representing boats is 40,000 years old. Since then, artists in different countries and cultures have depicted the sea. Symbolically, the sea has been perceived as a hostile environment populated by fantastic creatures: the Leviathan of the Bible, Isonade in Japanese mythology, and the kraken of late Norse mythology. In the works of the psychiatrist Carl Jung, the sea symbolises the personal and the collective unconscious in dream interpretation.The sea and ships have been depicted in art ranging from simple drawings on the walls of huts in Lamu to seascapes by Joseph Turner and Dutch Golden Age painting. The Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai created colour prints of the moods of the sea, including The Great Wave off Kanagawa. The sea has appeared in literature since Homer's Odyssey (8th century BC). The sea is a recurring theme in the Haiku poems of the Japanese Edo period poet Matsuo Bashō (松尾 芭蕉) (1644–1694).The sea plays a major role in Homer's epic poem the Odyssey, describing the ten-year voyage of the Greek hero Odysseus who struggles to return home across the sea, encountering sea monsters along the way. In the Middle Ages, the sea appears in romances such as the Tristan legend, with motifs such as mythical islands and self-propelled ships. Pilgrimage is a common theme in stories and poems such as The Book of Margery Kempe.Contemporary sea-inspired novels have been written by Joseph Conrad, Herman Wouk, and Herman Melville; poems about the sea have been written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Rudyard Kipling and John Masefield. The sea has inspired much music over the centuries including sea shanties, Richard Wagner's The Flying Dutchman, Claude Debussy's La mer (1903–05), Charles Villiers Stanford's Songs of the Sea (1904) and Songs of the Fleet (1910), Edward Elgar's Sea Pictures (1899) and Ralph Vaughan Williams' A Sea Symphony (1903–1909). Burial at sea has been practised in various ways by countries around the world since the ancient civilisations of Egypt, Greece, and Rome.