Abstract A 4-year (2015–2018) weekly to bi-weekly time series of phytoplankton biomass
and composition derived from high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) …

Globally, coastal waters are considered biogeochemical hotspots because they receive,
transform, and integrate materials and waters from both land and the open ocean. Extending …

Tidally influenced groundwater discharge in tidal flats is an important route by which land-
based pollutants enter the sea. Seasonal changes in groundwater flow fields create …

Arctic outflow winds bring cold air from the continent to the coastline through mountain
passes. Using observational data and a 2‐D model, we show that a February 2019 outflow …

Abstract The Hudson Bay system is undergoing climate-driven changes in sea ice and
freshwater inflow and has seen an increase in winter river inflow since the 1960s due in part …

Coastal temperate waters undergo considerable intra-and interannual environmental
variations, which is reflected in the dynamic nature of their zooplankton communities. Since …

Particulate organic matter (POM) forms the base of the pelagic food web, but is a complex
category of material that undergoes substantial changes in quantity and quality across …

Rapid environmental change is altering coastal phytoplankton dynamics and, thereby the
productivity of coastal marine food webs. Unfortunately, a paucity of phytoplankton …

Temperate coastal marine environments are typified by strong seasonality and highly
productive annual spring phytoplankton blooms. However, in areas of strong tidal activity …

Chatham Sound is an ecologically and economically important semi-enclosed basin in the
northeast Pacific which has received only limited oceanographic attention. Here we …