Location, specific topography, and hydrographic setting together with climate change and
strong anthropogenic pressure are the main factors sha** the biogeochemical functioning …

The biogeochemical cycles are responsible for the constant transfer and transformation of
matter and energy between the biosphere and the other active reservoirs of the planet …

Trawl-fishing is broadly considered to be one of the most destructive anthropogenic activities
toward benthic ecosystems. In this study, we examine the effects of bottom-contact fishing by …

Petrography, geochemistry, radiocarbon dating, and porewater chemistry of modern
carbonate sediments in the mangrove marshes and tidal channels along the Abu Dhabi …

Hypoxia in coastal seas is a severe threat to marine ecosystems, with the Baltic Sea
exhibiting the largest hypoxic areas worldwide. While perennial oxygen deficiency in the …

Terrestrial surface waters and submarine ground water discharge (SGD) act as a source of
dissolved substances for coastal systems. Solute fluxes of SGD depend on the ground water …

During several cruises in the southern Baltic Sea conducted in different seasons from 2014
to 2016, sediment cores were collected for the investigation of pore-water biogeochemistry …

Sediment microbial communities play essential roles in marine ecosystem functioning. Their
study is crucial to understand how environmental conditions affect microbial diversity and …

Abstract The modern, over 250-m-deep basin of Lake Constance represents the underfilled
northern part of an over 400-m-deep, glacially overdeepened trough, which reaches well …

Location, specific topography and hydrographic setting together with climate change and
strong anthropogenic pressure are the main factors sha** the biogeochemical functioning …