Intermittent saline intrusions are a common feature of many coastal lakes and wetlands.
These ecosystems are often important sites of biodiversity, biological productivity, and …

Wind‐induced sediment resuspension can affect planktonic primary productivity by
influencing light penetration and nutrient availability, and by contributing meroplankton …

Lakes and lagoons play an important role worldwide, and salinity fluctuations significantly
affect their ecosystems. Bay Sivash, the world's largest hypersaline water body, underwent a …

Natural and anthropogenic changes in nutrient concentrations can affect phytoplankton in
marine and freshwater environments. However, potential micronutrient limitation of …

In 2018, total suspended solids (TSS) and dissolved organic matter (DOM) were studied as
well as macrostructure of the macro-and meiobenthos (by sampling soft-sediments and algal …

This study reports a multi-parameter geochemical investigation in water and sediments of a
shallow hyper-eutrophic urban freshwater coastal lake, Zeekoevlei, in South Africa …

The influence of periodic salinity changes was investigated for 42 days under
semicontinuous culture conditions with phosphorus limitation using phytoplankton …

Otolith microchemistry of common bullies (Gobiomorphus cotidianus) collected from the
lower reaches of the Mataura, Clutha, and Taieri/Waipori River systems of New Zealand was …

Understanding migratory life histories is critical for the effective management and
conservation of migratory species. However, amphidromous migrations (fish hatch in …

Concern about the effect of rising salinity on freshwater biodiversity has led to studies
investigating the salt tolerance of macroinvertebrates and fish, with less attention given to …