Abstract The Delaware River and Bay Estuary is one of the major urbanized estuaries of the
world. The 100-km long tidal river portion of the estuary suffered from major summer hypoxia …

It is important to view eutrophication as an increase in the supply of organic matter to an
ecosystem rather than as a simple problem of nutrient pollution. This emphasizes that …

The present state of knowledge regarding the input of anthropogenic pollutants into
Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island was reviewed and benthic infaunal communities present at …

Abstract Except for the Providence River and side embayments like Greenwich Bay,
Narragansett Bay can no longer be considered eutrophic. In summer 2012 managed …

Predicting change of water quality in complex aquatic ecosystems is always challenged by
accurate prediction of changes in hydrological, hydraulic and hydrodynamic behaviours at …

We integrated across individual, population, community, and ecosystem levels to
understand the impact of environmental stress by tracking the foundation species Mytilus …

The Industrial Revolution in the United States began in December, 1790, in the headwaters
of Narragansett Bay, when Moses Brown used water power from the Blackstone River to …

Estuaries receive substantial anthropogenic nitrogen loading and are mainly considered net
nitrogen sinks. While several studies have identified diverse diazotrophic communities in …

Natural stress gradients can reduce predation intensity and increase prey abundances.
Whether the harsh conditions of anthropogenic habitat degradation can similarly reduce …

The distribution of the blue mussel Mytilus edulis spans a steep gradient of environmental
stress between intertidal and subtidal habitats, and can provide insight into population-scale …