Bacteria split into distinct water and sediment communities in South Africa’s Knysna Estuary
A new study of South Africa's Knysna Estuary finds that bacterial communities in the water and sediments are clearly partitioned, ...
A new study of South Africa's Knysna Estuary finds that bacterial communities in the water and sediments are clearly partitioned, ...
A study of nearshore sediments from Athens and Fujairah distinguishes anthropogenic metal inputs and Anthropocene particles from naturally metal-rich geology.
A soil survey in China's Liao River estuary found that retired oil-well sites still carry petroleum hydrocarbon levels well above ...
A new study shows wedge clams along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast accumulate trace metals that map pollution hotspots and reveal ...
A new study of three Himalayan rivers in Himachal Pradesh provides the first systematic trace metal baseline for their sediments, ...
A new study shows that the invasive Oriental river prawn in southwestern Ukraine accumulates mercury, lead, cadmium and copper within ...
A systematic review of 56 studies reveals that Nigerian estuaries are shaped more by spatial pollution gradients than by seasons, ...
A new basin-scale analysis shows that high-latitude water mass transport explains up to 90 percent of dissolved trace metal distributions ...
A field study of four mangrove species in Queensland's Moreton Bay shows that species identity and sulphide-rich sediments, not sediment ...
A new study of roadside dust in a rapidly urbanizing tropical Southeast Asian city finds lead and mercury contamination in ...
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