Sentence examples for hydrographic environment from inspiring English sources

To account for year to year variations in the hydrographic environment occupied by the eggs, the so called Reproductive Volume (RV) has been defined [ 21, 22].

Thalassiosira rotula is a commonly-occurring diatom that can dominate phytoplankton assemblages across diverse marine habitats and hydrographic environments (eg. [ 31, 38- 46]).

In the global marine environment, hydrographic parameters of seawater masses, furthermore, greatly contribute to the dispersion of sediment microbial communities at regional and global scales, although microbial cell dispersion is highly dependent on the ability to tolerate stress49,50.

However some preliminary reports show a strong association between wet environment (rainfall and hydrographic conditions directly dependent on climate and climate change) and the recent reemergence of ebola fever in Gabon and RDC.

Across the biogeographic boundary, hydrographic conditions change in freshwater environments, based on the weather, slope and lithology [ 19].

We caution however that our results are based on incomplete knowledge of many interactions between species (e. g., predator-prey interactions between seals and cod), between species and their environment, and of the climate-hydrographic system itself.

The probability of disease transfer between aquaculture and wild fish in the marine environment will largely depend upon the hydrographic regime around the net pens, the migration routes of wild fish and length of time that wild and farmed fish are in close contact, prevalence of infection, shedding rates, and the longevity of microparasites outside of their host.

In addition, acoustics data were collected with a Simrad EK500 echosounder operating on 4 frequencies (18, 38, 120, 200 kHz) and hydrographic, nutrient, phytoplankton, and meteorological data were collected to characterize the environment in which the comparisons were made; environmental changes were minor during the study.

The varied hydrographic conditions and extreme seasonal variation of the Arabian Sea provide a unique environment within which to study the ecological adaptations of planktonic foraminiferal morphospecies and their individual genetic types.

The stock-recruitment-environment model used in this study includes salinity as a proxy for hydrographic conditions.

Monitoring the velocity field and stage variations in heterogeneous aquatic environments, such as constructed wetlands, is critical for understanding hydrodynamic patterns, nutrient removal capacity, and hydrographic impact on the wetland ecosystem.