Microplastic (MP) pollution is an emerging issue in aquatic sciences. Little comparative
information currently exists about the problem in coastal systems exposed to different levels …

Watershed classification has long been a key tool in the hydrological sciences, but few
studies have been extended to biogeochemistry. We developed a combined hydro …

Extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, can cause ecological disturbances that alter
energy and nutrients across terrestrial-aquatic boundaries. Yet, relatively few studies have …

Excessive anthropogenic nitrogen inputs lead to the accumulation of nitrogen, and
significantly impact the nitrogen transformation processes in estuaries. However, the …

Extreme precipitation is occurring with greater frequency and intensity as a result of climate
change. Such events boost the transport of allochthonous organic matter (allo-OM) to …

There is still considerable debate as to whether the allochthonous (terrestrial) dissolved
organic matter (DOM) mobilised during large flow events plays an important role in …

Zooplankton plays crucial roles in the food web by transferring energy from primary
producers to higher trophic levels. The Indian Sundarbans, being a large mangrove …

Environmental flows are managed events in river systems designed to enhance the
ecological condition of aquatic ecosystems. Although not traditionally seen as important in …

Understanding oceanic ecological processes requires identifying biogeographic regions but
incorporating the partitioning of planktonic communities, particularly zooplankton, has been …

Watersheds of the coastal temperate rainforests of Pacific North America export large
amounts of organic carbon (OC) to the coastal ocean. While it has been suggested that …