It is well-known that climate change significantly impacts ecosystems (at the macro-level)
and individual species (at the micro-level). Among the former, estuaries are the most …

Sedimentologic, oceanographic, and hydraulic engineering publications on hyperpycnal
flows claim that (1) river flows transform into turbidity currents at plunge points near the …

Satellite ocean color and surface salinity data are used to characterize the space–time
variability of the Río de la Plata plume. River outflow and satellite wind data are also used to …

E-mail: j. tweedley@ murdoch. edu. au 2Plymouth Marine Laboratory, Prospect Place, West
Hoe, Plymouth, PLI 3DH, United KingdomTidal range is a master factor governing the …

Long-term climate changes and extreme climate events differentially impact animal
populations, yet whether and why these processes may act synergistically or …

We present the first global ocean‐biogeochemistry model that uses a telescoping high
resolution for an improved representation of coastal carbon dynamics: ICON‐Coast. Based …

Feeding ecology of juvenile green turtles (Chelonia mydas) was studied from 2008 to 2011
at Samborombón Bay (35° 30′–36° 30′ S, Argentina), combining data on digestive tract …

Floating objects are suggested to be the principal vector for the transport and dispersal of
marine invertebrates with direct development as well as catalysts for carbon and nutrient …

Ingestion of anthropogenic debris represents an important threat to marine turtle
populations. Information has been limited to inventories of debris ingested and its …

The Río de la Plata is a micro-tidal estuary located in Southeast South America. With an
annual mean flow of 26,500 m 3/s, it receives 160 million tons/yr of suspended sediments …