Titlebook: Basics of Marine and Estuarine Ecology; Abhijit Mitra,Sufia Zaman Book 2016 Springer India 2016 Coastal Biodiversity.Estuarine Ecology.Man

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Estuarine Ecosystem: An Overview,urring tides and flushed by the freshwater outflows of the lotic system, an estuary is a dynamic system where the freshwater meets seawater. Blessed by the fertile flows of both the seas and the rivers; these fascinating biotopes are by far the most productive ecosystem on our planet; the abode of u

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Physical Processes in the Marine and Estuarine Ecosystems,ses may be broadly divided into destructive and constructive processes. The destructive processes include shoreline weathering, coastal erosion, etc., and the constructive processes encompass accretion or deposition of the sediment. The coastal zone is constantly exposed to waves, currents and tides

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Decomposers of the Marine and Estuarine Ecosystems,idered as ‘cleaners’ of the ecosystem as they are capable of degrading complex organic matter in to simpler forms. The vast volume of saltwater may be the reason behind the presence of wide variety and large number of decomposers in the marine and estuarine ecosystems.

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Hot Spots of Marine and Estuarine Ecosystems,arine water. As a result of these environmental conditions, they must conserve water and they exhibit adaptation similar to those found in salt marsh plants. These adaptations help to reduce the loss of water by evaporation from the leaves. In mangroves, the epidermis of the leaf is usually covered

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Threats to Marine and Estuarine Ecosystems,er ecosystem in the world. Forty percent of the world inhabitants are living along the coastline of the oceans. Marine lives ranging from bacteria to higher forms of lives are sources of micro- and macromolecules required for the advancement of civilization. Despite the vast socio-economic potential

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Conservation of Marine and Estuarine Resources,cals, namely, conservation and preservation. Conservation is the sustainable use and management of natural resources which include flora, fauna, air, water, earth deposits, etc. Conservation of natural resources primarily focuses on the needs and interests of human beings, for example, biological, e

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