Marine and Ocean.
Ocean acidification and its impacts on the marine biodiversity
... shell-forming marine organisms Decreases in the availability of carbonate building and maintaining their shells or ...of ocean acidification will vary, ferent groups of marine organisms have a wide ...
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An investigation into the potential impacts of ocean acidification and ocean fertilisation on the genetic diversity of marine bacterial assemblages
... Arctic Ocean. All marine sequences aligning with bands were from sediment-dwelling organisms (Oceanobacillus, 87% with band 26) or from hypersaline environments (Bacillus endophyticus, 94% with band 29; and ...
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The Madrid Protocol and beyond: Strategies for marine conservation in the high seas and Southern Ocean
... The study has also explored how, given the limited availability and quality of data on Southern Ocean marine biodiversity, the use of seabirds as surrogates for marine biodiversity can a[r] ...
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Oceanographic Research of Marine Hydrophysical Institute in the Southern Ocean
... by Marine Hydrophysical Institute in the Southern ocean are ...of Marine Hydrophysical Institute in the Southern ocean are shown to be developed in two basic directions: marine ...
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Ocean environment and marine resources
... introduction into the biosphere of unnatural compounds (or natural compounds in unnatural quantities) has had, and will continue to have, unexpected detrimental effects. The destruction of marine habitats and the ...
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Extension of Ocean Dumping Legislation under the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act to a United States Exclusive Economic Zone
... of Ocean Dumping Legislation under the Marine Extension of Ocean Dumping Legislation under the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act to a United States Protection, Research, and ...
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Discovery pipelines for marine resources : an ocean of opportunity for biotechnology?
... largely untapped, especially with regard to bioprospecting (Overmann and Smith 2017). Up to 95% of marine life (by weight) has been estimated to be microbial in nature (Vier- ros et al. 2016). The failure to ...
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Marine fisheries and future ocean conflict
... We used a broad title–abstract keyword search of the Scopus data- base to identify 1,941 relevant articles, which were analysed using data mining tools provided by the R package tm using the search phrases: “fish” OR ...
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Biogeography of the benthic marine algae of the North Atlantic Ocean—an overview
... Huntsman Marine Science Centre; St. General and specific distribution patterns are discussed in the light of current knowledge of extant species, and of known events in the evolut[r] ...
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Intelligent geospatial decision support system for Malaysian marine geospatial data infrastructure
... Additionally, there arise decision problems within stakeholders and decision- makers having different preferences with respect to the relative importance of evaluation criteria and decisions. Consequently, their ...
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Prevention and management of marine litter and improving marine tourism
... Litter: Marine litter is human-- created waste that has been discharged into the coastal or marine ...environment. Marine litter is ugly and harm ocean eco systems, wildlife and ...on ...
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Phenolic composition and antioxidant potential of different organs of Kazakh Crataegus almaatensis Pojark: A comparison with the European Crataegus oxyacantha L flowers
... *Max Musterman: Institute of Marine Biology, National Taiwan Ocean University, 2 Pei-Ning Road Keelung 20224, Taiwan R.O.C, e-mail: [email protected] Paul Placeholder: Institute of Marine B[r] ...
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Assessment of Vietnam’s capacity and commitment to ratify and implement the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-Operation (OPRC), 1990
... regarding ocean governance at the local level include emerging economies, lacking ocean knowledge, pollution and illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, to name a few (European Commission, ...
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Sea Change Annual Progress Report 2007
... The Marine Institute has continued to liaise with both industry and policy-makers involved in the development of Ocean Energy in Ireland with respect to the successful implementation of the National ...
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Environmental regulation of emerging offshore oil and gas activities in Somalia
... To sum up, some of the expectation and priorities shared by some stakeholders’ match but some stakeholders suggest that there will be conflicts: nevertheless, some of the stakeholders proposed that a zone system should ...
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Analysis of economic impact of MARPOL Annex IX on different types of ship / s by Konoplev Mikhail Alexandrovich.
... The Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are special places in the ocean where resources are protected by laws and ...The ocean is changing dramatically as the planet warms in such a manner that causes ...
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EUROCORES brochure 2008
... initiatives such as the European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling (ECORD), the Integrated Ocean Drilling Programme (IODP) and the International Marine Past Global Ch[r] ...
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State of the Art Compendium of Macro and Micro Energies
... 13%. Marine energy is an immense source of renewable energy and has a potential to play significant a role in the produc- tion of clean ...energy. Marine energy is categorized into seven sources including ...
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A survey of the ocean’s plastic waste problem, and some policy developments of the Philippines
... Some way forward for Philippines towards ocean clean-up Ocean plastic waste accumulation problem is not as straightforward as just cleaning the oceans from marine litter.. The complexity[r] ...
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Elevated temperature does not substantially modify the interactive effects between elevated CO2 and diel CO2 cycles on the survival, growth and behavior of a coral reef fish
... as ocean acidification (OA) (Collins et ...of marine organisms, with severe consequences for community dynamics and ecosystem functioning (Schiel et ...affect marine organisms is vital to accurately ...
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