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Self-Defense Based on Feedback Mechanismuth Atlantic. The estuary (Lat.10°36′S Long. 36° 23′W) is fed by the humid to semiarid SF river basin (AB?=?634?×?10.?km.,L?=?2700?km), the second largest of Brazil‘s territory. Since the 1950s, SF hasevolved into a?unique system almost solely impacted by a?cascade of dams, which now control98% of t

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S. V. Domnina,O. A. Podkopaev,S. U. Salyninang out of the river channel and onto the continental shelf. On the continental shelf, the estuarine mixing occurs in a?very dynamic environment unlike that of a?typical estuary. The tides, the wind, and the boundary current that sweeps the continental shelf have a?pronounced influence on the chemica

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R. Carde?a,G. R. Ashburner,C. Oropezandward part of the estuary is relatively shallow with a?partially mixed poorly productive water column and high turbidity. The seaward portion of the estuary is deep with a?permanently stratified water column. It is substantially more productive and the turbidity is low. In recent years, research on