Ocean-ecosystems-degradation Review Articles

Ocean ecosystems consist of the world's oceans and encircling small water bodies such as river basins and estuaries to the large ones such as seas and oceans. Their area is measured in terms km, and are studied in terms of bathymetry and hydrography. Ocean ecosystems must be protected and preserved as the world’s ocean waters are degraded hugely by indefensible fishing practices, habitat degradation of marine organisms, eutrophication, water pollution, aerosol contamination, etc. The degradation could be prevented by recuperating exhausted fish populations, restoring the degraded habitats and reducing the coastal pollution. The degradation of marine or coastal ecosystem is immensely affecting the world's yearly saltwater fishery yields. Review articles are the summary of current state of understanding on a particular research topic. They analyze or discuss research previously published by scientist and academicians rather than the reporting novel research results.

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Toxicity of metal mixtures to aquatic organisms: Additive and non-additive effects
Tham C Hoang
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Environmental & Analytical Toxicology
Toxicity of metal mixtures to aquatic organisms: Additive and non-additive effects
Tham C Hoang
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Environmental & Analytical Toxicology
Screening of cytotoxicity, oxidant generating capacity and inflammatory potential of two selected coal mine dusts as a contribution to the European ROCD project
Richard Gminski, Julia Burger, Enrico Furtwangler, Ali Arif, Volker Mersch Sundermann, Ben Williamson, Diane Johnson, Robi Lah, AleksanderWrana, Pedro Trechera and Teresa Moreno
Accepted Abstracts: Environmental & Analytical Toxicology
Screening of cytotoxicity, oxidant generating capacity and inflammatory potential of two selected coal mine dusts as a contribution to the European ROCD project
Richard Gminski, Julia Burger, Enrico Furtwangler, Ali Arif, Volker Mersch Sundermann, Ben Williamson, Diane Johnson, Robi Lah, AleksanderWrana, Pedro Trechera and Teresa Moreno
Accepted Abstracts: Environmental & Analytical Toxicology
Adaptation to rainfall intensity variation considering climate change for the planning & design of urban stormwater drainage infrastructure
Thewodros G. Mamo
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Hydrology: Current Research
Adaptation to rainfall intensity variation considering climate change for the planning & design of urban stormwater drainage infrastructure
Thewodros G. Mamo
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Hydrology: Current Research
Assessment of pollution river Yamuna at Agra with reference to religious importance
Rajeev Sharma and K.K. Gaur
Posters: Hydrology: Current Research
Assessment of pollution river Yamuna at Agra with reference to religious importance
Rajeev Sharma and K.K. Gaur
Posters: Hydrology: Current Research
Parameters estimation for statistical distribution using artificial neural network
Mandira Panday and James Ball
Posters: Hydrology: Current Research
Parameters estimation for statistical distribution using artificial neural network
Mandira Panday and James Ball
Posters: Hydrology: Current Research

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