English Channel
Tide-surge interaction in the English Channel
... The English Channel is characterised by strong tidal currents and a wide tidal range, such that their influ- ence on surges is expected to be ...the English Channel, reaching values of 74 cm ...
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Seasonal variability in microbial methanol utilisation in coastal waters of the western English Channel
... was applied to rates of bacterial leucine incorporation to provide an upper estimate of bacterial production rates, as per an earlier study in the English Channel (Lamy et al. 2009). This theoretical ...
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Drowned landscapes of the eastern English Channel: records of Quaternary environmental change
... an English Channel-North Sea marine connection during highstand, at some point between MIS 12 to MIS 6 (Meijer and Cleveringa, ...the English Channel during cold stages as a consequence of ...
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A model study on variations in larval supply: are populations of the polychaete Owenia fusiformis in the English Channel open or closed?
... the English Channel (Salomon 1990, ...western Channel entrance in summer and to the eastern part of the Bay of Seine (Salomon ...the Channel, the use of a two-dimensional vertically averaged ...
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Further records of a new diatom species in the English Channel and North Sea: the importance of image-referenced data
... In any case the cells are distinct enough to verify the oc- currence of the taxon at a given station as long as good image records are also available so that a reliable distribu- tion record can be assembled. The records ...
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Participation and performance trends by nationality in the ‘English Channel Swim’ from 1875 to 2013
... After the first successful crossing in 1875 by Captain Matthew Webb, it took 36 years to the second successful crossing by Thomas William Burgess in 1911. Then, it took again 12 years to the three crossings in 1923 by ...
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Examining Relations Between Public Participation and Public Expenditure: Opinions from English and French Users on Environmental Issues in the English Channel
... Online surveys have limitations such as self-selection bias [43] and sample representativeness [44], as well as some possible small inherent bias from sampling respondents registered on a database with a market research ...
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On the shelf resonances of the English Channel and Irish Sea
... The present model also used closed boundaries in the southern part of the North Sea and in the North Channel of the Irish Sea. Tests were carried out with different positions for the boundary in the North Sea, and ...
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Metagenomes and metatranscriptomes from the L4 long-term coastal monitoring station in the Western English Channel
... 1. Southward AJ, Langmead O, Hardman-Mountford NJ, Aiken J, Boalch GT, Dando PR, Genner MJ, Joint I, Kendall MA, Halliday NC, et al. Longterm oceanographic and ecological research in the Western English ...
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Influence of recruitment and temperature on distribution of intertidal barnacles in the English Channel
... Many warm-water (Lusitanian) species reach their limits in the central English Channel, failing to penetrate to the North Sea. We re-surveyed the eastern limits of the Lusitanian intertidal barnacles ...
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Scaling properties of pH fluctuations in coastal waters of the English Channel: pH as a turbulent active scalar
... Abstract. We consider here pH and temperature fluctuations in marine waters, recorded at fixed points using high resolu- tion automatic devices. We analyze time series coming from 4 monitoring stations located along ...
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Waves at Owers Light Vessel, Central English Channel
... - 4 Comparison of Wave Data with Wind Speeds at Calshot The twelve month's consecutive wave data at Owers Light Vessel 50%5'N, 00°47'V', are correlated with corresponding wind speed meas[r] ...
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Genetic variation in Irish Sea brown crab (Cancer pagurus L ) : implications for local and regional management
... the English Channel and Celtic Sea compared to the North Sea, where no patchiness was detected, may increase the chance of sweepstake recruitment in those ...
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Mitochondrial dynamics underlying thermal plasticity of cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) hearts
... (English Channel) cuttlefish had lower aerobic and slightly lower anaerobic capacities ...that English Channel cuttlefish compensate for reduced respiratory capacity by having larger ...
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The Exclusive Economic Zone of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands: When Do Uninhabited Islands Generate an EEZ
... Even inhabited islands (such as Jersey and Guernsey in the English Channel, Kerkennah Islands near Tunisia, and Seal Island in the Gulf of Maine) may not generate ful[r] ...
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Draft genome sequence of the coccolithovirus EhV-84
... the English Channel and a Norwegian ...second English Channel coccolithovirus sequenced, together with the de- scription of the sequencing and annotation of its ...
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Long-term changes in the macrozoobenthos around the rocky island of Helgoland (German Bight, North Sea)
... Since 1988, floating macroalgae which accumulate around Helgoland have been studied regularly during summer periods in order to identify potential newcomers for local benthic assemblages (Franke et al. 1999). The algal ...
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Present and future prospects of timber in Tasmania
... necessity of the formation of a great national harbour in this part of the English Channel has for a great number of years engrossed the attention of the naval and military authorities o[r] ...
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Denudation of the continental shelf between Britain and France at the glacial-interglacial timescale
... The English Channel, or La Manche, is a narrow seaway that during sea-level highstands separates the terrestrial environments of southern Britain and northern ...the English Channel forms a ...
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Historical tsunami database for France and its overseas territories
... (Mediterranean, English Channel, Atlantic Ocean and North Sea) and hurricanes and cyclones recorded in the French islands of the Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean and ...
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