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Environmental Pollution, 2019
This paper presents the abundance and ubiquitous presence of microplastics in a protected coastal zone located in the southeast of Spain: The Mar Menor lagoon, an important tourist destination in this region.
J. Bayo, D. Rojo, Sonia Olmos
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This paper presents the abundance and ubiquitous presence of microplastics in a protected coastal zone located in the southeast of Spain: The Mar Menor lagoon, an important tourist destination in this region.
J. Bayo, D. Rojo, Sonia Olmos
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Journal for Nature Conservation, 2017
Coastal lagoons count among the marine habitats with the highest biological productivity, playing an important ecological role. Together with wetlands in general and coral reefs, they are also amongst the habitats with the highest value derived from the ...
A. M. Velasco +3 more
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Coastal lagoons count among the marine habitats with the highest biological productivity, playing an important ecological role. Together with wetlands in general and coral reefs, they are also amongst the habitats with the highest value derived from the ...
A. M. Velasco +3 more
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PROMOTING EBB DOMINANCE IN COASTAL LAGOONS
Coastal Engineering 2004, 2005******
Fortunato, A. B., Oliveira, A.
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2017
1. Estuaries and coastal lagoons, semi-enclosed inland water bodies, are highly productive systems and function as a transitional zone between land and sea. 2. In the Baltic Sea Area, it may be difficult to discriminate between lagoon-type estuaries and lagoons with some freshwater influence because there is a continuum between pure ...
Hendrik Schubert, Irena Telesh
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1. Estuaries and coastal lagoons, semi-enclosed inland water bodies, are highly productive systems and function as a transitional zone between land and sea. 2. In the Baltic Sea Area, it may be difficult to discriminate between lagoon-type estuaries and lagoons with some freshwater influence because there is a continuum between pure ...
Hendrik Schubert, Irena Telesh
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021
L. C. Cotovicz +8 more
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L. C. Cotovicz +8 more
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1997
Abstract The term ‘estuary’ is derived from the Latin aestuarium (aestus-tidal flow), which refers to a tidal inlet of the sea. Estuaries have been defined in many ways. One of the most widely used definitions was provided by Pritchard, who described them as partly enclosed bodies of water, freely connected to the open sea, within which ...
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Abstract The term ‘estuary’ is derived from the Latin aestuarium (aestus-tidal flow), which refers to a tidal inlet of the sea. Estuaries have been defined in many ways. One of the most widely used definitions was provided by Pritchard, who described them as partly enclosed bodies of water, freely connected to the open sea, within which ...
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Constraints on Coastal Lagoon Fisheries
1998ABSTRACT We have estimated the individual and synergetic effects of geographical, morphometrical, environmental and anthopogenic parameters on the fishery yield of coastal lagoons throughout the world. For this analysis we have relied on published literature and other information obtained directly from researchers and fishery officials, since ...
Jean-Christophe Joyeux, Ann Baker Ward
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1995
Publisher Summary This chapter describes the general characteristics of coastal lagoons, their main dynamical factors, and evolution. Coastal lagoons are suitable environments for man's activities such as occupation, tourism, fishing, aquaculture, and transportation.
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Publisher Summary This chapter describes the general characteristics of coastal lagoons, their main dynamical factors, and evolution. Coastal lagoons are suitable environments for man's activities such as occupation, tourism, fishing, aquaculture, and transportation.
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1994
Coastal lagoons are inland water bodies, found on all continents, usually oriented parallel to the coast, separated from the ocean by a barrier, connected to the ocean by one or more restricted inlets which remain open at least intermittently, and have water depths which seldom exceed a few meters.
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Coastal lagoons are inland water bodies, found on all continents, usually oriented parallel to the coast, separated from the ocean by a barrier, connected to the ocean by one or more restricted inlets which remain open at least intermittently, and have water depths which seldom exceed a few meters.
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