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												Variation on the Fluxes of Nutrients in an Urban Lagoon by Seasonal Effects and Human Activities 						
Author(s): Alejandro Ruiz-MarÃÂn, Yunuen Canedo-López, José del Carmen Zavala-Loría, Reyes R, García-Sarracino, Francisco Anguebes-Franseschi and Atl Víctor Córdova QuirozAlejandro Ruiz-MarÃn, Yunuen Canedo-López, José del Carmen Zavala-Loría, Reyes R, García-Sarracino, Francisco Anguebes-Franseschi and Atl Víctor Córdova Quiroz             
						
												
				 This document to examine the changes occurred in the flux of nutrients and NEM during dry season and rainy + north wind season in the Caleta system located within the Términos lagoon natural reserve which presents negative impacts caused by discharges of urban wastewater. Salinity, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll a, nitrogen and phosphorus were monitored during nine months considering the dry, rainy and north wind season. Storms caused sediment disturbances which increased the amount of nutrients into the Caleta system as well as the phytoplankton production (25 mg m-3). The system shows longer times of water renovation during the summer (21 d) unlike (6 d) during the rainy + north wind season. On one hand, the ΔDIP values during dry season (0.0049 μmol m-2 d-1), establishes the system as producer and exporter of DIP into the ocean; on the other hand, the ΔDIP during.. Read More»
				  
												DOI:
												 10.4172/2157-7587.1000170 
																	  
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