The succession of primary producer communities in coastal lagoons is analysed in the light
of the regime shift theory. Pristine coastal lagoons are considered to be dominated by …

Estuaries, rias, fjords, coastal lagoons, bahiras, river mouths, tidal creeks, deltas and similar
coastal environments are often regarded as a single broad conceptual class.'Brackish',' …

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science has throughout its history considered a diverse range
of habitats including estuaries and fjords, brackish water and lagoons, as well as coastal …

Aquatic ecosystems, water resources and their management are some of the main problems
facing humanity. These problems vary from water scarcity and deteriorating quality for …

AbstrACt Analysis of the Venice Lagoon responses to changing morphological features,
freshwater discharges, nutrient loads, fishing activities, and other factors shows that this …

Coastal lagoons are key 'transitional'aquatic environments for biodiversity conservation.
Ecological indicators are useful tools for the management of water resources in the …

Neonicotinoids are one of the most diffusely used classes of pesticides whose level of
danger toward non-target invertebrate and vertebrate species has raised increasing concern …

Exposure to active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) from both human and veterinary
sources is an increasing threat to wildlife welfare and conservation. Notwithstanding …

A detailed comparison was made of two bathymetric charts of the Lagoon of Venice (LV)
from 1970 and 2000, in tandem with a comparison of sediment grain size data. Analysis of …

A large spectrum of coastal lagoon types with a wide range of environmental conditions is
observed along the French Mediterranean coast. These comprise wide trophic and salinity …