'Marine ecology progress series' diaporamas de présentation

Flow, Fish and Fishing

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Invasion Ecology Readings: text chapter 9 Part 1: predicting invasion success

Invasion Ecology Readings: text chapter 9 Part 1: predicting invasion success. What is an alien species?. Species introduced to regions outside of their historic (post-glacial) native range;

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Terrain Analysis

Terrain Analysis. Slope ( Landslide susceptibility) Aspect ( Solar insolation, vegetation) Catchment or dispersal area ( Runoff volume, soil drainage) Flow path ( Distance of water flow to point) Profiles, fence diagrams Viewshed (visibility) Indices (e.g., TPI/BPI, rugosity). 1. 2. 3.

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Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools (MGET) November 2013 Overview Jason Roberts, Ben Best, Daniel Dunn, Eric Treml, and Pat

Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools (MGET) November 2013 Overview Jason Roberts, Ben Best, Daniel Dunn, Eric Treml, and Pat Halpin Duke Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab. The development of MGET was funded by:. Duke Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab. Duke Main Campus Durham, North Carolina.

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Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools Jason Roberts, Ben Best, Dan Dunn, Eric Treml and Pat Halpin Duke Marine Geospatial Ec

Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools Jason Roberts, Ben Best, Dan Dunn, Eric Treml and Pat Halpin Duke Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab. The development of MGET was funded by:. MGET is an ArcGIS toolbox. It can also be invoked from most programming languages. Over 250 Tools.

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Biofouling formation and remedial measures

Biofouling formation and remedial measures. introduction. Biofouling is the undesirable accumulation of microorganisms, plants, algae, and/or animals on wetted structures.

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Ocean Environments

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Increase in Jellyfish Blooms

Increase in Jellyfish Blooms. Hanad Duale Jeff Falcone Omar Laroussi. Jellyfish Blooms. Jellyfish are medusa of the phylum Cnideria and Ctenophora (comb jellies) Jellyfish blooms occur naturally but they are increasing worldwide on average. Hadera power plant.

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Increase in Jellyfish Blooms

Increase in Jellyfish Blooms. Hanad Duale Jeff Falcone Omar Laroussi. Jellyfish Blooms. Jellyfish are medusa of the phylum Cnideria and Ctenophora (comb jellies) Jellyfish blooms occur naturally but they are increasing worldwide on average. Hadera power plant.

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Unlocking the archive: Growth records from bivalve shells

Unlocking the archive: Growth records from bivalve shells. C. A. Richardson, School of Ocean Sciences, University of Wales Bangor, Menai Bridge, Angelsey, LL59 5AB.

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Unlocking the archive: Growth records from bivalve shells

Unlocking the archive: Growth records from bivalve shells. C. A. Richardson, School of Ocean Sciences, University of Wales Bangor, Menai Bridge, Angelsey, LL59 5AB.

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A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE LINKAGE BETWEEN EUTROPHICATION AND HYPOXIA

A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE LINKAGE BETWEEN EUTROPHICATION AND HYPOXIA. Robert Diaz College of William and Mary Virginia Institute of Marine Science diaz@vims.edu. Outline. Global picture on development of anthroprogenic low dissolved oxygen. Consequences low dissolved oxygen to ecosystems.

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Global Warming Effects on Adelie Penguins

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Mercury adaptation among bacteria from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent Vetriani et al. 2005

Mercury adaptation among bacteria from a deep-sea hydrothermal vent Vetriani et al. 2005. East Pacific Rise. http://www.mbari.org/molecular/images/EPR%20mussel-map.jpg. East Pacific Rise Physical properties. First discovered in 1979 Tectonic plates spreading apart and new crust being formed

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OC211(OA211) Phytoplankton & Primary Production

OC211(OA211) Phytoplankton & Primary Production. LECTURE 10 Week 11 (i)Marine Bacteria and the Microbial Loop (ii)Export Production (iii)Modelling Phytoplankton Production. Dr Purdie SOC (566/18) email: DAP1@soc.soton.ac.uk. Marine Bacteria.

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Effects of High CO 2 on Marine Plants

Effects of High CO 2 on Marine Plants. Leander Love-Anderegg Bio 433 4/8/2013. CO 2 = Plant food, right?. CO 2. CO 2. +. +. Light. Light. CO 2 Fertilization. (e.g. Cao & Woodward (1998) Nature ). CO 2 Fertilization in the Sea. Physiological response:.

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