Hypoxia and associated feedbacks at sediment-water interface as an early warning signal of resilience shift in an anthropogenically impacted river.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2019.108712
Abstract: Multiple human perturbations in the large rivers often cause habitat fragmentation creating patches of unpredictable structural and functional attributes. The resilience has been largely neglected in riverine studies, despite its pivotal importance in ecosystem recovery.… read more here.
Keywords: sediment release; river; impacted river; resilience ... See more keywords
Bacterial Indicators Are Ubiquitous Members of Pelagic Microbiome in Anthropogenically Impacted Coastal Ecosystem
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DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2021.765091
Abstract: Coastal zones are exposed to various anthropogenic impacts, such as different types of wastewater pollution, e.g., treated wastewater discharges, leakage from sewage systems, and agricultural and urban runoff. These various inputs can introduce allochthonous organic… read more here.
Keywords: anthropogenically impacted; wastewater; pelagic microbiome; bacterial indicators ... See more keywords