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Large-Scale Spatial and Temporal Patterns and Importance of Sediment–Water Oxygen and Nutrient Fluxes in the Chesapeake Bay Region
Measurements of sediment–water fluxes of O2, NO23, NH4, and PO4 and water column and sediment variables were conducted at 348 sites in Chesapeake Bay and Maryland Coastal Bays with most (~ 76%) of the 1746 sets o...
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Oxygen and Nutrient Exchanges at the Sediment-Water Interface: a Global Synthesis and Critique of Estuarine and Coastal Data
Estuarine and coastal marine sediment-water fluxes are considered to be important ecological features, but a global-scale assessment has yet to be developed. Goals of this work were to assemble a global-scale ...
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Multi-decade Responses of a Tidal Creek System to Nutrient Load Reductions: Mattawoman Creek, Maryland USA
We developed a synthesis using diverse monitoring and modeling data for Mattawoman Creek, Maryland, USA to examine responses of this tidal freshwater tributary of the Potomac River estuary to a sharp reduction...