In this review we highlight the relevance of biodiversity that inhabit coastal lagoons,
emphasizing how species functions foster processes and services associated with this …

Egypt observes one of the highest water budget deficits in Africa that is mainly compensated
by intensive reuse of untreated agricultural drainage water in the Nile Delta. The …

Anthropogenic activities over the past half-century have had a negative impact on the
wetland ecosystem in the Nile Delta, which provides essential provisioning and regulating …

Heavy metal and pesticide pollution of freshwater ecosystems, ie, rivers, raises significant
concerns worldwide, where practical solutions to reduce the threats become urgent need …

Understanding the patterns and drivers of biodiversity in intertidal zones is essential for
develo** effective conservation strategies. The taxonomic and functional diversity of …

Environmental reconstruction can benefit from the interpretation of the postmortem history of
shell remains. The molluscan death assemblages obtained from grab samples at forty-nine …

To monitor the changes in fish biodiversity and to elucidate the factors responsible for these
changes, the landings composition (LC) over the past 30 years in the Nile-Delta lakes was …

Understanding the response of the benthic invertebrates to long-term sea-level changes,
which is possible only from the fossil record, is crucial for conservation biology. Based on …

Mollusk has a role as a food source in benthic ecosystems. Presumably, there has been a
decrease in its diversity on the protected coastline of Berbak-Sembilang National Park …

At the western margin of the Indian plate, the Jurassic sedimentary succession of the
Kachchh Basin provides well–developed exposures for fauna-based studies. Based on a …