Thought some may find this resource useful. Thank you.
Mike Nolan
http://knb.ecoinformatics.org/GlobalMarine/
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These suggestions are welcome, although I find the figures astonishing,
However, I have a couple of comments.
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That mileage figure
I don't have the material at hand, but I believe that these calculations
have been done for the Baltic. There is a large and growing anoxic zone
which is attributed to agricultural runoff, and I am almost certain that the
connection has been established through quantitative models.
And I see no
In case anyone is teaching a class on this topic,
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brief we prepared in November, 2006.
http://sciencebulletins.amnh.org/?sid=b.s.dead_zones.20061113src=l
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I don't have the material at hand, but I
Nice presentation.
I am not disputing the appearance of dead zones. We have been seeing them in
the mainstem of the Chesapeake during the last few years.
The 'excessive' algae growth model is probably appropriate in the Chesapeake
Bay, possibly the Baltic, as they tend to enclosed
The 'excessive' algae growth model is probably appropriate in the
Chesapeake Bay, possibly the Baltic, as they tend to enclosed relatively
small areas, where nutrient concentrations can escalate rapidly.
I wonder if the Arabian Sea, hypoxic below 100 m, might qualify. Along the
coast of Oman
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I don't see why an excessive algal growth model would fail to predict a
large hypoxic zone around the mouth of the Mississippi. In fact, the
models apparently do predict it, though I can't say if they get the
right answer for the wrong reason. The Mississippi watershed is vast,
and an
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