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Chemical Oxygen Demand: A Key Determinant in Shaping Biological Community Structure. [PDF]
Li Y, Kong F, Zhou X.
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The use of fish diversity and abundance as environmental indicators in a mining region in Brazilian Amazonia. [PDF]
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Aquatic biodiversity plays a significant role in maintaining the ecological balance and the overall health of riverine ecosystems. Elevation is an important factor influencing biodiversity patterns.
Qiuwen Chen
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Aquatic biodiversity plays a significant role in maintaining the ecological balance and the overall health of riverine ecosystems. Elevation is an important factor influencing biodiversity patterns.
Qiuwen Chen
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Aquatic biodiversity and the electric utility industry
Environmental Management, 1996/ Results from a 1995 survey of utility company biologists indicate that aquatic biodiversity is an emerging and poorly understood issue. As a result, there is some confusion about what aquatic biodiversity actually is, and how we can best conserve it.
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Microplastics: Potential impacts on aquatic biodiversity
Tropical Freshwater Biology, 2023Microplastic pollution has been considered an issue of considerable concern for society and aquatic ecosystems due to plastics' unlimited applications and admirable properties.
O. Bubu-Davies, P.A. Anwuri
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Brazilian aquatic biodiversity in peril
Science, 2015The ongoing fiscal and political crisis in Brazil has already caused deep cuts to science and education (“Fiscal crisis has Brazilian scientists scrambling,” H. Escobar, In Depth, 28 August, p. [909][1]), and now the environment is in the crosshairs.
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Aquatic biodiversity assessment for the lazy
Molecular Ecology, 2016The world is covered in DNA. In any ecosystem, extracellular DNA fragments can be found that once formed the genomes of a variety of micro‐ and macroorganisms. A few years ago, it was proposed to use this environmental DNA (eDNA) as a source of information on local vertebrate biodiversity (Ficetola et al. ; Taberlet et al. ).
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