A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load

Based on monitoring hydro-chemical information, amassed for many years (1980–2012), from the State Service for Observations (SSO), the author conducts an assessment of anthropogenic load on the estuary ecosystems of Russia’s large rivers, as well as of their condition by hydro-chemical indicators. T...

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Main Authors:	Olga S. Reshetnyak, Anatoly M. Nikanorov
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Academic Publishing House Researcher 2014-10-01
Series:	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
Subjects:	estuary ecosystems hydro-chemical information anthropogenic load condition of aquatic ecosystems
Online Access:	http://www.erjournal.ru/journals_n/1413906826.pdf

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spelling	doaj-ea4ccf02a696496e86774237e78c73772020-11-25T02:39:54ZrusAcademic Publishing House ResearcherEvropejskij Issledovatelʹ2219-82292224-01362014-10-018410-11806181210.13187/er.2014.84.1806A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic LoadOlga S. Reshetnyak0Anatoly M. Nikanorov1Institute of Earth Sciences of Sout hern Federal University, Russian FederationHydrochemical Institute of Hydrometeorology, Russian FederationBased on monitoring hydro-chemical information, amassed for many years (1980–2012), from the State Service for Observations (SSO), the author conducts an assessment of anthropogenic load on the estuary ecosystems of Russia’s large rivers, as well as of their condition by hydro-chemical indicators. The results have helped to rank the estuary ecosystems by anthropogenic load and their condition with a view to identifying the more prosperous ecosystems.http://www.erjournal.ru/journals_n/1413906826.pdfestuary ecosystemshydro-chemical informationanthropogenic loadcondition of aquatic ecosystems
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spellingShingle	Olga S. Reshetnyak Anatoly M. Nikanorov A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ estuary ecosystems hydro-chemical information anthropogenic load condition of aquatic ecosystems
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title	A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load
title_short	A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load
title_full	A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load
title_fullStr	A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load
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series	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
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publishDate	2014-10-01
description	Based on monitoring hydro-chemical information, amassed for many years (1980–2012), from the State Service for Observations (SSO), the author conducts an assessment of anthropogenic load on the estuary ecosystems of Russia’s large rivers, as well as of their condition by hydro-chemical indicators. The results have helped to rank the estuary ecosystems by anthropogenic load and their condition with a view to identifying the more prosperous ecosystems.
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A Comparative Analysis of the Estuary Ecosystems of Russia’s Large Rivers in Terms of Anthropogenic Load

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