Large freshwater pulses to coastal ecosystems change local hydrologic regimes and alter
biogeochemical processes. The Mississippi Bight coastal ecosystem, located in the northern …

Abstract The northern Gulf of Mexico (GoM) is a region strongly influenced by river
discharges of freshwater and nutrients, which promote a highly productive coastal …

Hydrologic connectivity, the network of water pathways linking aquatic habitats, is vital for
the exchange of organisms and abiotic materials between rivers and adjacent waterbodies …

Hydroclimatology is an expansive discipline largely concerned with understanding the
workings of the hydrological cycle in a climate context. Acknowledging this, and given the …

Over the last few decades as hydrologists have slowly raised their line of sight above the
watershed boundary, it has become increasingly recognised that what happens in the …

Quantitative investigations of ancient rivers usually provide insights into either instantaneous
or mean flow conditions. There is a critical gap between these time scales of investigation …

Understanding the patterns of streamflow drought frequency and intensity is critical in
defining potential environmental and societal impacts on processes associated with surface …

The winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) growing season in the southeastern United States
occurs during the period when the climate of this region is strongly influenced by El Niño …

While many studies have described linkages between large-scale climate phenomena and
precipitation and streamflow, fewer studies explicitly address the climatic modulations at sub …

Carbon export efficiency is a key indicator of the capacity of biological pump, but the
controlling mechanism of the efficiency remains unclear. Our findings revealed that …