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Mercury speciation in the Adriatic Sea
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2015Mercury and its speciation were studied in surface and deep waters of the Adriatic Sea. Several mercury species (i.e. DGM – dissolved gaseous Hg, RHg – reactive Hg, THg – total Hg, MeHg – monomethyl Hg and DMeHg – dimethylmercury) together with other water parameters were measured in coastal and open sea deep water profiles.
Kotnik J +7 more
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2016
This chapter studies the basic physiographical and oceanographical peculiarities of the Adriatic Sea. It describes in brief the islands, coasts, relief, and bottom sediments. It provides the general hydrometeorological characteristics (wind, waves, and precipitations).
Igor S. Zonn, Andrey G. Kostianoy
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This chapter studies the basic physiographical and oceanographical peculiarities of the Adriatic Sea. It describes in brief the islands, coasts, relief, and bottom sediments. It provides the general hydrometeorological characteristics (wind, waves, and precipitations).
Igor S. Zonn, Andrey G. Kostianoy
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2001
The northern Adriatic Sea is the northernmost region of the Mediterranean Sea, extending as far North as 45°47′N and bounded by the Italian peninsula to the West and the Balkans to the East (Figure 5–1). It is a shallow sub-basin of the Adriatic whose southern open boundary is arbitrarily taken as the 100-m isobath, approximately located North of 43°20′
Pierre-Marie Poulain +2 more
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The northern Adriatic Sea is the northernmost region of the Mediterranean Sea, extending as far North as 45°47′N and bounded by the Italian peninsula to the West and the Balkans to the East (Figure 5–1). It is a shallow sub-basin of the Adriatic whose southern open boundary is arbitrarily taken as the 100-m isobath, approximately located North of 43°20′
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Sponge disease in the Adriatic Sea
Marine Ecology, 2012AbstractA mass mortality episode involving three marine dyctioceratid sponges, Ircina variabilis, Sarcotragus spinosulus and Spongia officinalis, was observed on ‘Scoglio del Trave’ (Conero Promontory, North Adriatic Sea) in late summer 2009. In this area, calm sea and high temperatures throughout summer created unfavorable environmental conditions ...
DI CAMILLO C. G. +3 more
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2013
In this Encyclopedia article the author explains to which extent the states bordering the Adriatic Sea are exercising jurisdiction in the various marine zones, as codified in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (territorial sea, contiguous zone, EEZ, continental shelf), also referring to existing delimitation agreements and still ...
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In this Encyclopedia article the author explains to which extent the states bordering the Adriatic Sea are exercising jurisdiction in the various marine zones, as codified in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (territorial sea, contiguous zone, EEZ, continental shelf), also referring to existing delimitation agreements and still ...
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Artificial Reefs in the Adriatic Sea
2000Italian initiatives and experiments with artificial reefs, in particular in the Adriatic Sea, have been prompted by the requirement to effectively manage and enhance the coastal seas. The coastal zone is subject to inter- and intra-sector conflicts but has great potential for fishery and mariculture development.
Bombace G, Fabi G, Fiorentini L
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1996
The Adriatic Sea is a remote branch of the Mediterranean which provides conditions for the development of a heterogeneous flora and vegetation. Due to adverse paleoclimatic effects, tropical, Indo-Pacific, Atlantic, cosmopolitan and endemic species occur side by side, the last being especially well represented in the Adriatic Sea (Feldmann 1958).
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The Adriatic Sea is a remote branch of the Mediterranean which provides conditions for the development of a heterogeneous flora and vegetation. Due to adverse paleoclimatic effects, tropical, Indo-Pacific, Atlantic, cosmopolitan and endemic species occur side by side, the last being especially well represented in the Adriatic Sea (Feldmann 1958).
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Benthic ciliates in Adriatic Sea lagoons
European Journal of Protistology, 2006Sediment samples were collected from four sandy and muddy bottom sites at both Sacca di Goro lagoon (northern Adriatic Sea) and Lesina lagoon (southern Adriatic Sea) on one occasion in May and one occasion in July in order to make a comparative study of ciliate abundance and diversity.
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Adriatic Sea sediment characteristics
2007Površinski sediment (0-2 cm) istočne obale Jadrana je uzorkovan na 39 postaja tijekom kolovoza i rujna 2005. Analiziran je granulometrijski sastav, organska tvar, sadržaj karbonata, organski ugljik i totalni dušik, kao i 5 oblika fosfora u sedimentu. Svi su parametri bili predmet korelacijske i Cluster analize.
Bogner, Danijela +4 more
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