Last year Kirsten Conrad argued in Tropical Conservation Science that a trade ban, combined with a confluence of other forces, may create a "perfect storm" to accelerate the demise of the elephant, rhino and tiger.
In this section the river rushes through two rocky, narrow gorges, the first just below the Kariba Dam and the other above the confluence with the Luangwa River.
To evaluate effects of this exchange, we sampled Watson River and adjacent pore water during the 2013 melt season at two sandurs in western Greenland; one in Sandflugtdalen and the other near the confluence with Søndre Strømfjord.
A confluence of other factors also pushed the parties to an agreement.
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As a result, the Ganges basin, along its 2525 km course from Gangotri in Himalaya to its confluence with Bay of Bengal, receives massive input of air-borne carbon and other pollutants.
In combined treatment, a slight decrease of cell confluence with an increase number of granulated cells was observed, when compared with the other culture flasks with isolated drugs.
A result was a rare confluence, with some downloaders treating "The Grey Album" like post-modern protest music, others interested in hearing a daring musical experiment and still others drawn in by simple curiosity.
The Upper and Middle Solimões are stretches of the Amazon River connecting the Upper Amazon (where other individuals from the Iquitos, Purús and Marañon clusters were collected) to its confluence with the Negro River.
Other gueltas are located downstream, spread over a distance of around one kilometre, down to the confluence with the Seguellîl wadi, but all are ephemeral.
