Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystems —— Long-Term Effects of Climate and Nutrient Loading on Trophic Organization

----- 海岸系统营养组织的营养负荷与气候影响

ISBN: 9781466568426 出版年：2014 页码：566 Livingston, Robert J CRC Press

Part I Overview Introduction Coastal Ecosystems Ecosystem Research Studies in the Northeast Gulf of Mexico Methods Part II Long-Term Habit Conditions Regional Background Rainfall and River Flows: Long-Term Changes Nutrient Loading: Natural versus Anthropogenic Inputs Dredged Passes to the Gulf: Comparative Effects Methods Stratification Comparisons: Dissolved Oxygen Biological Impacts Part III Trophic Response to Long-Term Climate Changes Climatological Impacts on Gulf Estuaries Apalachee Bay Background Rainfall and River Flows Climatological Conditions and Nutrient Loading Trends of Water Quality Climatic Effects on Phytoplankton Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Fishes Invertebrates Conclusions Apalachicola Estuary Background River-Bay Linkages Population Distributions in the Bay Rainfall and River Flows Oysters Fishes and Invertebrates Long-Term Drought Effects on Bay Fisheries Conclusions Perdido Estuary Background Physical Structure of Perdido Estuary River Flows Salinity Stratification and Dissolved Oxygen Effects of Climate on Nutrient Loading Nutrient Limitation Experiments Climatological Control of Plankton Blooms Secondary Productivity and Trophic Organization Mediomastus ambiseta Streblospio benedicti Callinectes sapidus Leiostomus xanthurus Micropogonias undulatus Rangia cuneata Conclusions Part IV Impacts of Anthropogenic Nutrient Loading Estuarine Response to Urban Nutrient Loading Choctawhatchee Estuary Background River Flow and Nutrient Loading Salinity Stratification and Dissolved Oxygen Sediment and Water Quality Factors Plankton Distributions Infaunal Macroinvertebrates and Fishes Discussion Pensacola Estuary Background River Flows and Nutrient Loading Sediment and Water Quality Salinity Stratification and Dissolved Oxygen Chlorophyll a Plankton Assemblages and Blooms Animal Population Distribution and Trophic Organization Statistical Analyses Discussion Part V Comparative Analysis of Gulf Ecosystems Trophic Organization Interacting Processes Background Sediment Comparisons Salinity/Depth Relationships Comparison of FII Trophic Indices Apalachicola Model Part VI Information Dissemination Omission and Misrepresentation by Regional News Media Part VII Closing Conclusion Appendices Index