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Study Number: 4 Author: E. L. Bennet & C. J. Reynolds Abstract: Many arguments have been presented to justify the conservation of tropical forests. In the case of mangrove forests, their preservation can be argued using economic and employment grounds…
Study Number: 51 Author: E. B. Barbier, E. W. Koch, B. R. Silliman, S. D. Hacker, E. Wolanski, J. Primavera, E. F. Granek, S. Polasky, S. Aswani, L. A. Cramer, D. M. Stoms, C. J. Kennedy, D. Bael, C. V.…
Study Number: 30 Author: T. Q. Bao Abstract: This paper analyses wave attenuation in coastal mangrove forests in Vietnam. Data from 32 mangrove plots of six species located in 2 coastal regions are used for this study. In each plot,…
Study Number: 44 Author: R. Badola, S. Barthwal & S. A. Hussain Abstract: The ecological and economic importance of mangrove ecosystems is well established and highlighted by studies establishing a correlation between the protective function of mangroves and the loss…
Study Number: 117 Author: Alice Rogers, Peter J. Mumby Abstract: Despite general and wide-ranging negative effects of coral reef degradation on reef communities, hope might exist for reef associated predators that use nursery habitats. When reef structural complexity is lost,…
Study Number: 116 Author: Pei Lei, Huan Zhong, Dandan Duan, Ke Pan Abstract: Wetlands are highly productive and biologically diverse environments that provide numerous ecosystem services, but can also be sources of methylmercury (MeHg) production and export. Mangrove wetlands contribute…
Study Number: 115 Author: Edward J Anthony, Guillaume Brunier, Manon Besset, Marc Goichot, Philippe Dussouillez, & Van Lap Nguyen Abstract: As international concern for the survival of deltas grows, the Mekong River delta, the world’s third largest delta, densely populated,…
Study Number: 113 Author: Georgia Walden, Christelle Noirot, Ivan Nagelkerken Abstract: Global climate stressors, like ocean warming and acidification, contribute to the erosion of structural complexity in marine foundation habitats by promoting the growth of low-relief turf, increasing grazing pressure…
Study Number: 112 Author: Jassim A. Al‑Khayat, Maryam A. Abdulla, Juha M. Alatalo Abstract: Mangroves in the Arabian Gulf are under pressure from land use change, leading to compensatory planting at sites without natural mangroves. In this study, we examine…
Study Number: 114 Author: Mauricio Carrasquila-Henao, Natalie Ban, Mario Rueda, Francis Juanes Abstract: Mangroves, one of the major coastal ecosystems of tropical and subtropical regions, are critical habitats for fish and crustaceans, and provide a number of ecosystem services to…
