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  • Holocene foraminifera as indicators of relative estuarine-lagoonal and oceanic influences in estuarine sediments of the River Murray, South Australia
  • Australie ; Datation C 14 ; Estuaire ; Foraminifère ; Holocène ; Niveau marin ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléo-écologie ; Paléoclimat ; Salinité ; South Australia
  • Australia ; C 14 dating ; Estuary ; Foraminifera ; Holocene ; Palaeo-ecology ; Palaeo-environment ; Palaeoclimate ; Salinity ; Sea level ; South Australia
  • This work was begun to determine if fossil foraminifera, preserved in Holocene sediments of the lower River Murray estuary, could be used to discriminate episodes of predominantly euryhaline, estuarine-lagoonal influence from contrasting episodes
  • Wind and waves: influence of local and non-local waves on mesoscale beach behavior in estuarine environments
  • Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Current ; Estuary ; New Jersey ; United States of America ; Wave ; Wind ; Wind speed
  • A 29-day field investigation was conducted on a meso-tidal sand beach in Delaware Bay, New Jersey to document the contribution of local estuarine and non-local ocean waves to beach recovery following storms. Data were gathered on winds, waves, flow
  • Hydrology of some tidal channels in estuarine marshland near San Francisco
  • California ; Channel geometry ; Estuary ; Fluvial hydrology ; Humid environment ; Intertidal zone ; Suspended load ; Tidal marsh ; United States
  • were simultaneously made at ten gages along a natural estuarine channel 19,000 feet in length in Petaluma Marsh, California.
  • Early to middle Holocene coastal dune and estuarine deposition, Santa Maria Valley, California
  • C 14 dating ; California ; Coastal dune ; Coastal environment ; Estuary ; Holocene ; Quaternary ; Sea level ; Sedimentation ; United States of America
  • The AA. present radiocarbon ages of sediments underlying and within the Guadalupe dune sheet, where uplift rates are zero or less, indicate that estuarine deposition began locally around 9-11 ka in response to rising sea level. The estuarine
  • Seismostratigraphy of the middle St. Lawrence estuary : a late Quaternary glacial marine to estuarine depositional/erosional record
  • Canada ; Estuaire ; Niveau marin ; Paléo-environnement ; Quaternaire ; Québec ; Saint-Laurent ; Sismique ; Stratigraphie ; Sédimentologie
  • Canada ; Estuary ; Palaeo-environment ; Quaternary ; Quebec ; Saint-Laurent ; Sea level ; Sedimentology ; Seismic method ; Stratigraphy
  • Erosion rather than plant dieback as the mechanism of marsh loss in an estuarine marsh
  • Biomass ; Coastal marsh ; Ecosystem ; Erosion ; Humid environment ; Louisiana ; United States ; Vegetation
  • Coprolithe ; France ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Palynologie ; Paléo-environnement ; Pléistocène moyen ; Quaternaire zones moyennes ; Seine, vallée inférieure
  • The low terrace of the Seine in the meander of Elbeuf presents three periglacial alluvial deposits and interglacial estuarine formations intercalated, the whole sequence being dated from Saalian. The fauna of great mammals is well represented: among
  • the bones a coprolite of Hyena has been found in one of interglacial estuarine deposits. (The A.).
  • Identification of the sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons on molecular and isotopic characterization from the Yangtze estuarine and nearby coastal areas
  • China ; Coastal environment ; Estuary ; Geochemistry ; Human impact ; Hydrocarbon ; Pollution ; Principal components analysis ; Yangtze
  • Samples of suspended particulate matters (SPMs), surface sediment and road dust were collected from the Yangtze estuarine and nearby coastal areas, coastal rivers, and central Shanghai. The samples were analyzed for the presence of 16 polycyclic
  • [b1] Key Lab. of Geographic Information Science of the Ministry of Education School of Resources and Environment Science, East China Normal Univ., Shangai, Chine
  • [b2] State Key Lab. of estuarine and Coastal Resaerch, East China Normal Univ., Shanghai, Chine
  • Analyse pollinique ; Australie ; Charbon de bois ; Datation C 14 ; Estuaire ; Holocène ; Littoral ; New South Wales ; Niveau marin ; Palynologie ; Paléo-environnement
  • Australia ; C 14 dating ; Charcoal ; Coastal environment ; Estuary ; Holocene ; New South Wales ; Palaeo-environment ; Palynology ; Pollen analysis ; Sea level
  • Palynological and geochemical analyses (radiocarbon dates) were used to reconstruct the history of these 2 sites. The results indicate a dynamic past environment, with an overall tendency towards drier conditions. This evidence is supported, in part
  • , by charcoal analyses indicating an increase in the occurrence of fire over time. Chemical analyses of the sediments indicate that the Bungawalbin site was strongly influenced by estuarine conditions, whereas the Bundjalung National Park site was only
  • influenced indirectly by estuarine conditions.
  • Acoustic Doppler current profiler measurments in coastal and estuarine environments : examples from the Tay Estuary, Scotland
  • Coastal environment ; Current ; Estuary ; Geophysics ; Model ; Scotland ; Suspended load ; United Kingdom ; Water circulation
  • Modern stable isotopice (δO 18, δH 2, δC 13) variation in terrestrial, fluvial, estuarine and marine waters from north-central Sarawak,
  • Analyse isotopique ; Bassin-versant ; Carbone ; Cycle de l'eau ; Cycle du carbone ; Eau ; Grotte ; Hydrogène ; Hydrologie ; Malaisie ; Oxygène 18 ; Paléo-environnement ; Quaternaire ; Sarawak ; Zone intertropicale
  • Carbon ; Carbon cycle ; Cave ; Hydrology ; Isotope analysis ; Malaysia ; Oxygen 18 ; Palaeo-environment ; Quaternary ; Sarawak ; Tropical zone ; Water ; Water cycle ; Watershed
  • isotopic hydrological regime prior to reconstructing Quaternary environments from the isotopic proxies of the Great Cave of Niah.
  • Diatomée ; Estuaire ; Hokkaidô ; Holocène ; Japon ; Mouvement vertical ; Niveau marin ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléo-écologie ; Séisme
  • Diatom ; Earthquake ; Estuary ; Hokkaido ; Holocene ; Japan ; Palaeo-ecology ; Palaeo-environment ; Sea level ; Vertical movement
  • change from estuarine mud to freshwater peat. While the estuarine mud abounds in brackish and marine diatoms, freshwater taxa dominate the peat. This episodic emergence probably contributed to net late Quaternary uplift by negating the kind of submergence
  • Argentine ; Buenos Aires ; Environnement ; Flèche littorale ; Géographie de l'Amérique ; Lagune ; Mar Chiquita ; Niveau marin ; Plage ; Quaternaire marin ; Stratigraphie
  • the estuarine environments which resulted in the formation of the lagoon.
  • Geomorphic and stratigraphic investigations supported by some radiocarbon datings have permitted to approach a reconstruction of the evolution of Mar Chiquita lagoon. The estuarine body originated during the regressive phase that followed
  • Quantitative method for the calculation of the environmental impact on the quality of coastal and estuarine waters using the analysis of principal components (PCA) of multivariant statistics
  • Atlantic Ocean ; Basque Provinces Spain ; Bay of Biscay ; Europe ; Iberian Peninsula ; North Atlantic ; Northeast Atlantic ; Southern Europe ; Spain ; coastal environment ; estuarine environment ; hydrochemistry ; impact statements ; multivariate
  • This paper proposes a quantitative method for the calculation of the environmental impact on the quality of coastal and estuarine waters of the Basque Country (Spain). The calculation has been made by means of multivariant statistics, specifically
  • used. The average environmental impact in coastal and estuarine waters of the Basque Country vary from 25 to 50% in general. Few locations like the Nervión, Deba and ()iartzun estuaries show levels above 50 per cent.
  • Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Coastal management ; Dune ; Estuary ; Human impact ; Hydrodynamics ; Ireland ; Shoreline
  • This paper attempts to establish the response of two coastal barriers on the north County Dublin coastline to continued modification of the adjacent estuarine environments, over the last two centuries, by urbanisation, reclamation, land drainage
  • China ; Clay mineral ; Coastal environment ; Ecosystem ; Grain size distribution ; Human impact ; Humid environment ; Mangrove ; Salt marsh ; Sedimentary structure ; Sedimentation
  • [b1] Inst. Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal Univ., Shanghai, Chine
  • Datation C 14 ; Etats-Unis ; Holocène ; Oregon ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléosol ; Sol ; Subduction ; Tectonique
  • C14 dating ; Holocene ; Oregon ; Paleo-environment ; Paleosols ; Soil ; Subduction ; Tectonics ; United States
  • Peaty, tidal-marsh soils interbedded with estuarine mud in late Holocene stratigraphic sequences near Coos Bay, Oregon, may have been submerged and buried during great (M>8) subduction earthquakes, smaller localized earthquakes, or by nontectonic
  • Aeolian features ; Classification ; Coastal environment ; Delaware ; Dune ; Estuary ; Human impact ; New Jersey ; Sand ; Topography ; United States of America
  • The purposes of this paper are to identify the processes on estuarine shorelines that affect aeolian transport and dune development and to provide an explanation for the great variety in dune types and their dimensions. Data on dune characteristics
  • Carrying capacity ; China ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Estuary ; Foreshore ; Sedimentation ; Shanghai ; Silting ; Soil ; Soil improvement ; Suspended load ; Tidal current
  • [b1] Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062, Chine
  • Arid area ; Earth surface processes ; Estuary ; Humid environment ; KwaZulu-Natal ; Sediment transport ; South Africa
  • The Mfolozi estuary is a shallow, micro-tidal estuary with average depths of less than 1.5 m during mean flow conditions. The short term observed transitional changes between estuarine and logoonal conditions are ourlined in relation to long term