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Climate change and coastal ecosystems: long-term effects of climate and nutrient loading on trophic organization / Robert J. Livingston

Por: Livingston, Robert J [autor/a].
Tipo de material: Libro impreso(a) y electrónico Libro impreso(a) y electrónico Series Editor: Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group, c2015Descripción: xxxix, 521 páginas : fotografías, ilustraciones, mapas ; 26 centímetros.ISBN: 1466568429; 9781466568426.Tema(s): Ecología costera | Cambio climático | Método longitudinal | Actividades antropogénicas | Contaminación del aguaDescriptor(es) geográficos: Golfo de México Formatos físicos adicionales: Climate change and coastal ecosystems: long-term effects of climate and nutrient loading on trophic organizationClasificación: 577.510916 / L5 Nota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso Nota de bibliografía: Incluye bibliografía: páginas 461-521 e índice: páginas 515-524 Número de sistema: 57724Resumen:
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A narrative account of how estuaries around the world are being altered by human forces and human-induced global climate changes, Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems: Long-Term Effects of Climate and Nutrient Loading on Trophic Organization chronicles a more than 40-year-old research effort conducted by Dr. Robert J. Livingston and his research team at Florida State University. Designed to evaluate system-level responses to natural and anthropogenic nutrient loading and long-term climate changes, the study focused on the northeast Gulf of Mexico river-bay systems, and concentrated on phytoplankton/benthic macrophyte productivity and associated food web organization. It addressed the changes of food web structure relative to long-term trends of climatological conditions, and was carried out using a combination of field-descriptive and experimental approaches. Details Climate Change, Climate Change Effects, and Eutrophication This book includes comparative analyses of how the trophic organization of different river-bay ecosystems responded to variations of both anthropogenic impacts and natural driving factors in space and time. It incorporates a climate database and evaluates the effects of climate change in the region. It also provides insights into the effects of nutrient loading and climate on the trophic organization of coastal systems in other global regions. • Presents research compiled from consistent field sampling methods and detailed taxonomic identifications over an extended period of study. • Includes the methods and materials that the research team used to access the health and trophic organization of Florida's estuaries. • Provides an up-to-date bibliography of estuarine publications and reports.

Based on a longitudinal study of anthropogenic and natural driving factors on river-estuarine systems in the northeast Gulf of Mexico, Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems: Long-Term Effects of Climate and Nutrient Loading on Trophic Organization is useful as a reference for researchers working on riverine, estuarine, and coastal marine systems.

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Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso

A narrative account of how estuaries around the world are being altered by human forces and human-induced global climate changes, Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems: Long-Term Effects of Climate and Nutrient Loading on Trophic Organization chronicles a more than 40-year-old research effort conducted by Dr. Robert J. Livingston and his research team at Florida State University. Designed to evaluate system-level responses to natural and anthropogenic nutrient loading and long-term climate changes, the study focused on the northeast Gulf of Mexico river-bay systems, and concentrated on phytoplankton/benthic macrophyte productivity and associated food web organization. It addressed the changes of food web structure relative to long-term trends of climatological conditions, and was carried out using a combination of field-descriptive and experimental approaches. Details Climate Change, Climate Change Effects, and Eutrophication This book includes comparative analyses of how the trophic organization of different river-bay ecosystems responded to variations of both anthropogenic impacts and natural driving factors in space and time. It incorporates a climate database and evaluates the effects of climate change in the region. It also provides insights into the effects of nutrient loading and climate on the trophic organization of coastal systems in other global regions. • Presents research compiled from consistent field sampling methods and detailed taxonomic identifications over an extended period of study. • Includes the methods and materials that the research team used to access the health and trophic organization of Florida's estuaries. • Provides an up-to-date bibliography of estuarine publications and reports. eng

Based on a longitudinal study of anthropogenic and natural driving factors on river-estuarine systems in the northeast Gulf of Mexico, Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems: Long-Term Effects of Climate and Nutrient Loading on Trophic Organization is useful as a reference for researchers working on riverine, estuarine, and coastal marine systems. eng

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