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Salvador 2018

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA BAHIA

INSTITUTO DE GEOCIÊNCIAS OCEANOGRAFIA

ELISSAMA DE OLIVEIRA MENEZES

STATUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL BAYS

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

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Monografia apresentada ao Curso de Oceanografia,

Instituto de Geociências, Universidade Federal da Bahia, como requisito parcial para obtenção do grau

de Bacharel em Oceanografia.

Orientador: Prof. JOSÉ MARIA LANDIM DOMINGUEZ Co-orientadora: CARLA ISOBEL ELLIFF

STATUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL BAYS

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW


Salvador 2018

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TERMO DE APROVAÇÃO

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STATUS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL BAYS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Monografia apresentada como requisito parcial para obtenção do grau de

Bacharel em Oceanografia, Universidade Federal da Bahia, pela seguinte banca examinadora:

____________________________________________ Dr. José Maria Landim Dominguez – Orientador Universidade Federal da Bahia

____________________________________________ Dra. Junia Guimarães

Universidade Federal da Bahia

____________________________________________ M.Sc. Yuri Costa

Universidade Federal da Bahia

Salvador, 23 de Fevereiro de 2018

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“Mãe, o que é o oceano?” “Uma quantidade de água que banha os continentes”

Sobre simplicidade com Jaci Paula Menezes

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AGRADECIMENTOS

Agradeço a Deus por estar presente, por ser presença e por colorir o meu mundo de amor.

Agradeço ao Oceano por ser minha fonte de inspiração, minha melhor terapia e o melhor

lugar do mundo. Agradeço a minha mãe, Jaci Paula, por ser meu porto seguro e fortaleza, a

razão de tudo e a mulher mais incrível que conheço. Agradeço a meus irmãos, Jônatas e

Hilquias, pela assistência e inspiração. A minha avó por ser raiz e deixar que me afague em

seus braços.

Agradeço a Rafael, meu companheiro, por todo suporte durante a minha graduação e por

adoçar minha vida com sua presença. A minha vizinha ‘Nega’ pelas tardes incansáveis me

ensinando o dever de casa. Ao meu amigo e professor Anilson, por ser meu tutor na vida.

Ao professor Lessa pelas conversas chorosas e orientação. A professora Juliana, pela

breve, porém intensa inspiração profissional. A todas minhas professoras do SUNY

Maritime, especialmente a Dr. Warkentine por todo aprendizado e estímulo. A minha

orientadora no Havaí, Dr. Julie Brock pela serenidade e acolhimento.

Ao Educamares pela fraternidade e por humanizar minha formação profissional. Meu

muitíssimo obrigado ao meu orientador Landim pela paciência, sapiência e boa vontade de

ter aceitado o pedido de orientação. A Yuri, meu tutor na idealização desse trabalho, meu

sincero agradecimento pela partilha e orientação quando tudo era apenas ideias. A Carla,

pelo entusiasmo, incentivo e serenidade.

As minhas amigas e amigos da Oceanografia: muito obrigada por serem aquarela nessa

página da minha vida. Obrigada a meus alunos por me tornarem professora. Obrigada a

minha amiga Amanda pelo amor e irmandade. Obrigada a meus amigos Wagner e Ricardo

pelo acolhimento durante o estágio no Havaí e por acalentar minha vida com suas

amizades. Obrigada a meus amigos Jano e Andrés pela hospitalidade e amparo nessa reta

final, e por acreditarem em mim.

Meu mais sincero agradecimento a todos os brasileiros e brasileiras que com seus impostos

financiam a Universidade pública e gratuita e possibilitam que realidades sejam

transformadas a partir do acesso ao conhecimento.

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RESUMO

As baías tropicais são uma das formas de relevo costeiras mais afetadas pela mudança

climática devido à sua vulnerabilidade econômica, social, ambiental, técnica e educacional.

No entanto, eles são os menos estudados em comparação com outras baías. Este trabalho

revisa sistematicamente e sintetiza publicações científicas (n = 494) para identificar e

caracterizar o estado da mudança climática em baías tropicais e apontar lacunas científicas.

Entre as publicações em baías tropicais, 180 foram estudados na Ásia, 121 no Golfo do

México e Havaí, 96 na Oceania, 32 na África, 32 na América do Sul, 24 na América Central

e 9 em múltiplas áreas tropicais. Estudos de parâmetros biofísicos estavam presentes em

todas as áreas tropicais. Os estudos relacionados à comunidade costeira, cultura e

educação estavam presentes em algumas áreas, mas não no Golfo do México, no Havaí e

na América do Sul. Os artigos documentam extensas evidências de mudanças climáticas,

com consequências para sistemas tanto biofísicos como humanos. O aumento do nível do

mar está comprometendo as baías costeiras e afetando os assentamentos humanos,

atividades econômicas e serviços ecossistêmicos. Conhecemos pouco sobre os cenários

passados e futuros das mudanças climáticas nas baías tropicais. A revisão identifica a

importância da pesquisa de mudanças climáticas específicas que trabalha com cronologia

histórica em uma abordagem multidisciplinar, bem como sistemas de saúde, economia,

política, cultura e educação. A metodologia de revisão sistemática ofereceu uma ferramenta

plausível e eficiente para estudos sobre mudanças climáticas quando há necessidade de

identificar status passado, atual e futuro.

Palavras-chave: mudança climática, baía tropical, revisão sistemática da literatura.

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ABSTRACT

Tropical bays are one of the most affected coastal landforms by climate change due to their

economic, social, environmental, technical and educational vulnerability. Yet, they are the

least studied compared to other bays. This work systematically reviews and synthesizes

scientific publications (n = 494) to identify and characterize the status of climate change in

tropical bays and point out scientific gaps. Among tropical bays publications, 180 were

studied in Asia, 121 Gulf of Mexico and Hawaii, 96 Oceania, 32 Africa, 32 South America, 24

Central America and, 9 in multiple tropical areas. Biophysical parameters studies were

present in all of the tropical areas. Studies related to the coastal community, culture and

education were present in some areas but not in the Gulf of Mexico, Hawaii and South

America. The articles document extensive evidence of climate change, with consequences

to both biophysical and human systems. Human settlements, economic activities, and

ecosystem services are being compromised by sea level rise in coastal bays. We know little

about past and future scenarios of climate change in tropical bays. The review identifies the

importance of targeted climate change research that works with historical chronology in a

multidisciplinary approach as well as health systems, economy, policy, culture and

education. The systematic review methodology offered a plausible and efficient tool for

climate change studies when there is the need to identify past, current, and future status.

Keywords: climate change, tropical bay, systematic literature review

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LISTA DE FIGURAS

Figure 1 - Coastal ecological, economic and social attributes classification of countries with the tropical zone delimited between 30°N and 30°S. The classes are: 1. Largest percentage of natural ecosystems; 2. High percentage of natural ecosystems, highest population density and expected population growth rate at the coast; 3. Lower natural ecosystems and higher semi-alteres and altered ecosystems, moderate population growth rate; 4. High altered ecosystems, highest coastal densities and highest population growth rate; 5. Largest percentage of altered and semi-altered ecosystems, population density and growth rate moderate; 6. Highest Ecosystem Service Product (ESP) values for altered and semi-altered ecosystems, medium to well preserved ecosystems; 7. High percentage of natural ecosystems, highest ESP values for terrestrial, aquatic and altered ecosystems; 8. High percentage of conserved ecosystems, high maximum ESP values for aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Adapted from Martínez et al., 2007. ...................................................................23 Figure 2. The number of papers published on coastal bays per year between 1950 and 2017. Solid dots indicate publications on tropical coastal bays. ..............................................26 Figure 3 - Number of climate change’ and bay publications per annum, all year range on WoS. Solid dots indicate the concentration of 80% of the total of publications.......................29 Figure 4 - Summary of document selection. Excluded documents correspond to publications in no tropical areas. The articles included as in tropical areas were categorized per continents or region. Several areas category correspond to multiple tropical locations. *Gulf of Mexico and Hawaii................................................................................................................31 Figure 5 - Categories of articles in climate change in tropical areas. A weight was given to each category in order to better represent the distribution among tropical areas. Several areas category is related to more than one tropical area in the same article..........................32

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LISTA DE TABELAS

Tabela 1 - Inclusion and exclusion criteria for document selection divided into two parts: keyword search and title and abstract review ..........................................................................28 Tabela 2 - Keywords used in guiding the retrieved document review. Adapted from Ford and Pearce (2010) ...........................................................................................................................30

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Sumário

Introduction ..........................................................................................................................12

Tropical Bays ......................................................................................................................... 4

A PERSPECTIVE OF TROPICAL BAYS RESEARCH ..............................................................15

Introduction to a Systematic Review .............................................................................17

Methodology.........................................................................................................................18

DOCUMENTS SELECTION ................................................................................................19

DOCUMENTS REVIEW .....................................................................................................20

Results ...................................................................................................................................21

REVIEW CHARACTERISTIC .............................................................................................21

CLIMATE CHANGE AND BAY PUBLICATIONS....................................................................23

Discussion ............................................................................................................................24

REVIEW CHARACTERISTIC .............................................................................................24

PAST, CURRENT, AND FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL BAYS ..........................25

WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW...............................................................................................26

Conclusion ............................................................................................................................27

Reference ..............................................................................................................................28

Supplemental Material .......................................................................................................33

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1. INTRODUCTION

Even though many studies have emphasized the degradation of coastal areas (Wong

et al., 2014; Lotze et al., 2006; Lotze and Milewski, 2006; Jackson et al., 2001; FAO, 1998),

we know little about the deep historical root of anthropogenic impact in coastal ecosystems

(Jackson, 2001). Jackson et al. (2001) presents three historical stage of anthropogenic

impact on coastal marine ecosystems: (i) aboriginal, which is related to subsistence

exploitation; (ii) colonial, referred to a period of depletion of coastal resources for foreign

market economy, and finally; (iii) global, characterised by a vigorous and geographically

extensive exhaustion of coastal resources. These historical degradation may be accentuated

by impacts of current climate change.

Sea level rise is one of the main impacts of climate change in coastal systems

(Magrin, 2014; Wong et al., 2014; Dolan & Walker, 2006). Such impact is not uniform in time

and space and it depends on ocean currents, wind patterns, climate fluctuations, continental

drift and locally, volcanic eruptions (Weissenberger & Chouinard, 2015). Even though the

effect of accelerated sea level rise is expected to be more local than global (Wong et al.,

2014), at least three significant processes will impact coastal areas in general: inundation,

erosion, and salt water intrusion of estuaries and aquifers (Dolan & Walker, 2006; Gornitz,

1991). Coastal landforms which present local low gradient, such as a bay, will be more

affected by these processes (Gornitz, 1991).

The responses to climate change in coastal areas will be intensified by the already

existing anthropogenic pressure given that a wide percentage of the worldwide population

are living within 100 km boundary (Martínez et al., 2007). The largest and high percentage of

natural ecosystems, highest species richness, highest population density, and highest

expected population growth rate are mostly concentrated in tropical zone (between 30°N

and 30°S) (Martínez et al., 2007; Gaston, 2000) (Figure 1) , placing these areas as socially,

economically, and environmentally vulnerable to climate change. Within the coastal areas,

some features favor human occupation and exploitation than others. Bays, for instance,

have much calmer waters and they are more protected than the open ocean, enabling

human settlement, fishing, and anchorage (Lotze et al., 2006).

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Figure 1 - Coastal ecological, economic and social attributes classification of countries with the tropical zone delimited between 30°N and 30°S. The classes are: 1. Largest percentage of natural ecosystems; 2. High percentage of natural ecosystems, highest population density and expected population growth rate at the coast; 3. Lower natural ecosystems and higher semi-alteres and altered ecosystems, moderate population growth rate; 4. High altered ecosystems, highest coastal densities and highest population growth rate; 5. Largest percentage of altered and semi-altered ecosystems, population density and growth rate moderate; 6. Highest Ecosystem Service Product (ESP) values for altered and semi-altered ecosystems, medium to well preserved ecosystems; 7. High percentage of natural ecosystems, highest ESP values for terrestrial, aquatic and altered ecosystems; 8. High percentage of conserved ecosystems, high maximum ESP values for aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Adapted from Martínez et al., 2007.

Thousands of articles and reports on state of knowledge on climate change have

been published every year (Berrang-Ford et al. 2011). Regarding to coastal areas, studies

have mainly covered the vulnerability to sea level rise and physical impacts of extreme

events (Wong et al., 2014). However, the covering of these studies is not regionally

equitable worldwide. For instance, Berrang-Ford et al. (2011), in a study to follow globally

adaptation effort to climate change, presented that the global distribution of adaptation report

is not only inequitable but it is also presented in a different profile in high and low income

countries. Even considering that part of these discrepancies may be related to divergence in

reporting adaptation efforts among nations, when these reports were presented in low

income countries, they have a weak structure regarding to long-term solutions and

involvement of different actors (Berrang-Ford et al., 2011).

As results of economic, social, environmental, technical and educational vulnerability,

tropical ecosystems are some of the most vulnerable to climate change impacts (Velepucha

et al., 2016). Therefore, it is necessary to track the status of scientific knowledge on climate

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change in tropical zone in order to quantitatively and qualitatively analyze the magnitude and

nature of the lack of knowledge in this zone. In this study, a systematic review was used to

identify and specify research related to climate change in tropical bays aiming to

comprehend the status of these coastal landforms. Three main questions guided this study:

(i) what do we know about climate change vulnerability in tropical bays; (ii) what we don’t

know about climate change vulnerability in tropical bays, and; (iii) what we need to know

about climate change vulnerability in tropical bays.

2. TROPICAL BAYS

The tropical area is often delimited by the Tropics of Cancer (23°28’N) and Capricorn

(23°28’S) (Marçal, 2009; Osborne, 2000). However, the distribution of tropical plants and

animals is not constrained by the tropics’ lines and may extend north or south (Osborne,

2000). Even though variation in climate, soil type and other environmental conditions restrict

the general distribution of ecosystems rather than the delimitation of the zones, some

ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves are characteristic of the tropical zone (with

rare exception, as the Bermuda reefs for example)(Marçal, 2009; Osborne, 2000).

Therefore, it is pertinent to consider the tropical area the extent in which tropical ecosystems

can be found. In this work the areas described as tropical are situated between 30°N and

30°S.

The tropical zone represents 36% of the Earth’s surface (Singh, 2016) and its area

corresponds a large terrestrial portion of Africa, a considerable part of Central and South

America, southern Asia, northern Australia, and a minor portion in the Pacific Islands. In

terms of climate, two major factors regulate the tropical area: temperature and rainfall

(Osborne, 2000). The tropical zone is hotter than any other zone as a result of the unequal

energy supply with latitude. The rainfall presents seasonal variation and the temperature

varies daily and seasonally. Although the climatic factors are generalized for this zone, some

climatic shifts can still be related to altitude and other local attribute (Osborne, 2000).

There are more than 200 bays in the tropical area (Supplemental Material) in which

most of them are located in Asia and in Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean. Most of these bays

have unique geological history. For instance, the Bay of Bengal in India was shaped by plate

tectonics during the evolution of the Indian Ocean (Talwani et al., 2016) whereas the

Guanabara Bay in Brazil is related to the filling of geological faults with continental and fluvio

marine sediment (Silva et al., 2015). For mostly coastal tropical bays four forcings might be

considered: onshore wind, tides, river runoff and heat flow (Santana et. al, 2017; Fistarol,

2015; Kitheka, 1996). However, depending on the local morphology and wave climate,

ocean waves may also be an important forcing (Delpey et al., 2014).

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Long before coastal landforms and their associated ecosystems have been studied,

they were intensely degraded (Jackson, 1997). Human populations are historically

associated to coastal systems, hence, the coastal area are the most impacted and modified

worldwide (Lotze et al., 2006; Adger et al., 2005). Taking into account the differences in the

pattern of occupation and exploitation, the tropical area is historically marked by

colonization. According to Murphy (2009), the most significant bond between colonization

and environment is “... the alienation of people from their land and resources” (Murphy,

2009:8). During colonization, deep transformations of the coastal environment and society

took place with significant repercussion nowadays (Murphy, 2009).

2.1. A PERSPECTIVE OF TROPICAL BAYS RESEARCH

Although tropical ecosystems comprises high species diversity and a great number of

endemic ones - especially because of the presence of coral reefs (Darwall et al., 2011;

Martínez et al., 2007; Gaston, 2000), the knowledge about their ecological function, species

distribution, and biodiversity is very limited compared to temperate ecosystems (Irvine et al.,

2016; Darwall et al., 2011).The combination of high species diversity and the gap of a solid

base of knowledge in tropical ecosystems are aggravated by increasing population density,

reduced scientific and managerial capacity, and the need for economic growth (Irvine et al.,

2016; UNESCO, 2015; Martínez et al., 2007). The majority of tropical countries (except for

Australia) are classified as low, lower middle or upper-middle income economies

(Supplemental Material). As science and economy are mutually affected, the investment in

science worldwide follows the path of the economic global scenario (UNESCO 2015).

According to a report regarding science by UNESCO, in 2015 the investment in

science still remained unequal worldwide. The same report shows that, in spite of the

increasing number of scientific publications globally (23% from 2008 to 2014), there has

been no changes to the global balance. For instance, even though Chinese publications

have doubled in the past five years and European and North American publications have

fallen over the same time range, the latter two still lead in the world ranking of publications,

accounting for 59% of all publications together (UNESCO, 2015). This unequal balance

increases the vulnerability of low income economies to climate change impacts since the

lack of information does not allow efficient planning and governance.

A basic search on the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection at any time on ‘coastal

bay’ resulted in 21,138 publications. When this result was filtered for tropical countries

(China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cuba, Bangladesh, Thailand, Australia, Panama, India, Brazil,

Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Mozambique, Kenya, Nigeria, Jamaica, Venezuela, Ghana, Costa

Rica, Bolivia, Namibia), 5,208 publications were retrieved which represents 24% of the total

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of publication on coastal bays. The general ‘coastal bay’ search has it first document dated

back to 1954 whereas the tropical countries publications only started 13 years later (Figure

2). Furthermore, the tropical nations have limited resources (capital, human and institutional)

to apply experiments with new approaches compromising the quality and degree of details of

the studies and management strategies carried out in the area (Irvine et al., 2016; Aswani et

al., 2015).

Figure 2. The number of papers published on coastal bays per year between 1950 and 2017. Solid dots indicate publications on tropical coastal bays.

3. Introduction to a systematic review

The vast number of scientific information may be sometimes unmanageable or even

overware (Petticrew & Roberts, 2006). In the field of climate change, for instance, a great

number of literature is published every year (Ford and Pearce, 2011). The Intergovernmental

Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has been pioneering on climate change assessment by

periodically surveying, evaluating, and assessing publications in this field (Hulme, 2009).

However, the IPCC assessment reports have been under critics regarding to its lack of

exposure of search criteria and search result (Hulme, 2008; Berrang-Ford et al. 2011).

Besides methodological issues, new studies have also pointed out the global character and

consensus assumed on the reports which may overlook geographical and polic ies

differences (Pearce et al., 2018; Hope et al., 2013).

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As the climate change literature seems to progress, a system capable of clearly

recognize, critically assess and combine pertinent studies is primary to monitor local cases

in a global trend perspective (Ford and Pearce, 2010). A systematic review is an evidence-

based method to assess studies aiming to select and summarize relevant research

(Petticrew and Roberts, 2006; The Cochrane Collaboration, 2008). According to Ford and

Pearce (2010) a systematic review differs from any other review for three main

characteristic: (i) a strategy is established before the review process stating explicit and

systematic criterias to select a study; (ii) inclusion and exclusion criteria of papers are

reported, documented and available to consult; and finally, (iii) the methodology allows a

qualitative and quantitative analysis of a vast number of studies available on trending topics.

The systematic nature of this methodology allows reproducibility and transparency, thus

differing from a traditional literature review (Ford and Pearce, 2010).

Although this methodology is vastly used in medical research mainly based on the

Cochrane approach (The Cochrane Collaboration, 2008), it is generally neglected in physical

and social science (Ford and Pearce, 2010). In the last years several studies on climate

change have been published adopting the systematic review as their main methodology

(Ford and Pearce 2010, Berrang-Ford et al. 2011, Ford et al. 2011). Berrang-Ford et al.

(2011) and Ford et al. (2011) developed a systematic review methodology to analyse the

adaptation process to climate change in large scale. On the other hand, Ford and Pearce

(2010) applied a systematic review to evaluate local vulnerability in the Inuvialuit Settlement

Region, Canada. These studies are the bedrocks for the introduction of systematic review in

the climate change field. However they are limited to temperate and polar regions.

The application of a systematic review in a tropical region has a paradoxical

scenario: the methodology aims to assess the largest amount of relevant and available

literature as possible in a context of a scientific gap in tropical regions. However, as the

funds for research are limited in tropical countries (Aswani et al., 2015) and the continuous

development pressure requires scientific and technological information (UNESCO, 2015), to

be aware of the state of climate change knowledge in tropical countries seems not only

scientifically plausible but also economically and politically necessary.

4. Methodology

A systematic search of the literature was conducted in October 2017 on the WoS

Core Collection database. The choice for WoS refers to its coverage of a large range of

disciplines in science, social sciences, arts and humanities (Jasco, 2005). Moreover, other

climate change studies which used a systematic review approach have performed their

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search on WoS database (Berrang-Ford et al., 2011; Ford and Pearce, 2010; Ford et al.,

2011). The review was divided into two parts: the selection of documents, applying inclusion

and exclusion criteria, and the review of the selected documents in order to categorize them.

4.1. DOCUMENTS SELECTION

The document selection was divided into two steps, each with specific inclusion and

exclusion criteria (Table 1). The first step consisted on a keyword search using the terms

“climate change” AND bay. The purpose was to retrieve significant publications from all over

the world and afterward geographically classify them in order to have the general and local

picture. Only peer reviewed articles in English from 2009 to 2017 were considered (Table 2).

Even though the goal was to access a massive amount of publications, the documents

retrieved should also be scientifically relevant. Since peer review sets the validity and

reliability of the document appraisal (Cowell, 2014), only articles were considered. Literature

prior to 2009 was not reviewed as the time range between 2009 and 2017 covers 80% of the

total number of publications on ‘climate change’ and bays being, therefore, representative of

the total (Figure 3).

Tabela 1 - Inclusion and exclusion criteria for document selection divided into two parts:

keyword search and title and abstract review

Inclusion Exclusion

Step 1: Keyword search

English Non-English

2009 to 2017 Before 2009

Indexed in the Web of Science Not available via Web of Science

Reviews and articles Other (e.g. Editorials, Meetings, Abstracts)

Step 2: title and abstract review (full text review when required for categorization)

Tropical geographic range (30°N and 30°S) Not in a tropical area

Several tropical countries Several places including not tropical

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Figure 3 - Number of climate change’ and bay publications per annum, all year range on

WoS. Solid dots indicate the concentration of 80% of the total of publications.

The second step consisted on the title and abstract review (Table 2). At this stage,

general information such as title, authors, year of publication, doi and, location of the study

were extracted from the documents retrieved on step 1. The location of the study in this

previously assessment was defined by the information presented on title or abstract. After

being cataloged, the studies were then reviewed in order to identify the area where it was

carried on. When the location of the study was not clear in either the title or abstract, the

methodology of the study was also analyzed. When the geographic coordinates of the study

area were not specified in the text, the Google Earth Pro software was used to determine if

this location was or was not in a tropical area. Only studies that exclusively took place in

areas located between 30°N and 30°S were placed in the tropical category. A list of

documents considered is provided in the Supplemental Materials section.

4.2. DOCUMENTS REVIEW

The publications in the tropical area were classified based on Ford and Pearce

(2010) (Table 2). The term or its synonyms were part of the (i) objective of the study and/or

(ii) discussion. One article could be classified into multiple non-exclusive categories. The

categories were analyzed by study regions and the presence or absence of the study

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category in the area was considered. The terms were feedback during the analysis of the

publications and the categories as well as the articles in it, were revised when a change was

carried on.

Tabela 2 - Keywords used in guiding the retrieved document review. Adapted from Ford and

Pearce (2010)

Keyword list

Area Gulf of Mexico & Hawaii; Central America & Caribe; South America; Africa; Asia; Oceania; Several tropical countries

General Parameters (bio-geo-chemical and physical)

sea level, precipitation, temperature, weather, wind, storms, erosion, sedimentation, algae, flooding, coral bleaching, acidification, nutrient, gases, primary productivity, biota, hurricane, streamflow, geological record, stratification, cyclone, salinity, hydrology, upwelling

Environments mangrove, coral reef, rocky shore, seagrass, estuary, beach

Sectors Specifics

Health and wellbeing socio-economic status, unemployment, livelihood, housing, basic services, drinking water, education, stress, death, injury, accidents, food security, food contamination, disease, community, crime, suicide, human rights, contaminants/pollutant

Economy and Policy industry, household economy, oil, gas, tourism, tours, public administration, primary resources, harvesting, development, fisheries, technology, government, energy, cost, governance, management, services, resources, agriculture, property

Infrastructure and transportation

transportation networks, buildings, energy, water, sewage, cultural/historical sites, fishery trails, land use, construction, walls, roads, engineering, urban, land reclamation, information

Coastal community fishery, seafood, local, fisher, indigenous, local communities, subsistence fishing and shellfish collector

Culture and education Traditional, knowledge, fishing skills, high school, elementary, degree, certificate, youth, technology, awareness, science

5. Results

5.1. REVIEW CHARACTERISTIC

Two thousand a hundred seventy eight articles were retrieved in the keyword search

phase and only 23% of them were carried on in tropical areas (Figure 4). The list of studies

included available in the Supplemental Materials may be a useful resource for future works

in tropical bays. Moreover, reflecting the specific geographical range of the search, many of

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the articles listed do not appear in academic databases search grouped in the same area

range. So, the data source provides the possibility of wider application. For instance, review

the article to identify climate change vulnerability and adaptation actions carried on in

tropical areas.

Figure 4 - Summary of document selection. Excluded documents correspond to publications in no tropical areas. The articles included as in tropical areas were categorized per continents or region. Several areas category correspond to multiple tropical locations. *Gulf of Mexico and Hawaii.

Thirty six percent of tropical bay articles were studied in Asia, 24% in the Gulf of

Mexico and Hawaii the other forty percent were distributed among Oceania (19%), Africa

Documents

(2.178)

Web of

Science

Excluded

(1.684)

Included

(494)

Asia (180)

Africa (32)

Phase 1: Keyword search

Phase 2: Title, abstract review

(full text review if needed)

Gulf of Mex. (121)*

Oceania (96)

S.America (32)

C.America (24)

Several areas

(9)

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(7%), South America (7%), Central America (5%) and Several areas (2%). The data source

available in the Supplemental Materials is classified by regions. Although tropical regions are

connected by several common factors such as climatic and socio-economic (Marçal, 2009;

Osborne, 2000; Singh, 2016; Irvine et al., 2016; Aswani et al., 2015), they still have

specificities which should be addressed at a local level. Hence, the division of the articles in

tropical bays per continent makes the list not only useful at a regional scale but also locally.

5.2. CLIMATE CHANGE AND BAY PUBLICATIONS

General parameters studies such as biological, physical, geological and chemical

analysis were present in all of the tropical areas (Figure 5). The same occured to ‘Health and

well being’ and ‘Economy and policy’ approach. However, for ‘Coastal community’ related

research, only Central America, Oceania and Asia presented climate change studies in bay

in this field. ‘Culture and education’ was also shortage, only Oceania, Asia and Africa had

articles approaching this theme in relation to climate change in bays. Although this

categorization presents a qualitative approach to science in tropical bays, it is relevant to

understand the lack of studies in climate change related field.

Figure 5 - Categories of articles in climate change in tropical areas. A weight was given to each category in order to better represent the distribution among tropical areas. Several

areas category is related to more than one tropical area in the same article.

Sea level rise were one of the most related parameter in climate change in tropical

bay articles. Among the environments coral reefs were the most documented one (114

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articles) followed by mangroves (57), seagrass (28), estuary (25), wetland (3) and beach (2).

Some articles had a cross site study approach therefore, multiple ecosystems could be

studied in only one article. Few studies (36) had geological history approach to understand

past climate change scenarios and even fewer researches were focused on historical human

settlement in tropical bays (02).

6. Discussion

6.1. REVIEW CHARACTERISTICS

The methodology applied was a compelling tool to assess existing knowledge and

research gaps in the field of climate change in tropical bays. Even though the systematic

review has evident advantages, this methodology is susceptible to bias which is already well

incorporated in clinical studies (Almeida and Goulart, 2017; The Cochrane Collaboration,

2008) but not as much in theoretical approaches. For instance, the categorizations of the

areas of study (Table 2) may be too broad and therefore, the results should be interpreted

with caution regarding to its abrangence in tropical areas (Figure 5). A quantitative approach

combined with the qualitative one could probably reduce this deviation. For example, the use

of the impact factors of the articles in a field of study related to climate change in tropical

bays would be closer to the real representation of the quality of scientific studies in this area.

6.2. PAST, CURRENT AND FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE IN TROPICAL BAYS

We know little about past geological climate change scenarios in tropical bays.

Several studies which analyzed past evidences in tropical bays pointed the human-impact

more accountable for environment degradation than the climate change factors (Macreadie,

2012; Punwong et al., 2013, Wachnicka et al., 2013; Xia et al., 2016). On the other hand, a

sediment record study in Gulf of California pointed out the variation in sedimentary

geochemical linked to recent climate variability (Cuellar-Martinez et al., 2017). Studies of

these nature are very important to acquire solid scientific evidence of past conditions and to

guide management policies (Wachnicka et al., 2013). The same pattern of scarce scientific

historical evidence was observed in the human level approach. Understand historical

occupation and its related culture across tropical bays in different environmental and climatic

times may reveal patterns of mutual correlations. Moreover, as the human response to

environmental changes presents complex and diverse factors (Brockwell et al., 2009),

scientific historical data about this interaction may offer clues to present and future climate

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change actions. This may require an effort from a multidisciplinary approach in archeology,

paleoclima, oceanography, geology and anthropology studies.

Changing climatic conditions are having implications for tropical coastal bays. The

articles in climate change in tropical bays evidence compromised ecosystems and health

status, damage to coastal infrastructure, and implications for economic and cultural

activities. Climate change risks are unevenly distributed across tropical bays. The India

coast, for example, is particular sensitive to rainfall variations due to the monsoon

phenomena in the region (Kajikawa et al., 2012; Levermann et al., 2009). Similarly, the

climate change adaptation and resilience vary between tropical bays, depending on local

geographic characteristics and weather as well as the human system at the local scale.

Nevertheless, common across tropical bays is the importance of sea level as a climate

change risk. An increase in sea level might deeply compromise the heavily occupied coastal

areas of tropical bays by human settlement and important economic activities and

infrastructure apparatus.

The socio-economic values of coastal ecosystems are another common sense

across tropical bays. Mangrove forests and coral reefs, for example, are well recognized as

of great economic and social importance for coastal regions. For instance, mangroves have

played an important role in absorbing the impact of tsunamis in the coasts of Asia (Danielsen

et al., 2005). Furthermore, these ecosystems are being considered as engineering tools to

effectively protect the coast. Studies in coastal engineering, for example, are taking into

account the use of artificial reef instead of engineered structures for coastal defense which

has been called ‘an ecological engineering approach’ (Elliff & Silva, 2017; Spalding et al.,

2014). In addition to reduce environmental damage due to removal of natural habitats

(Chapman and Underwood 2011), the use of artificial coral reefs, among other advantages,

copy existing and potential natural values and functions (Waterman 2008) and costs

significantly less than tropical breakwaters (Ferrario et al. 2014).

The majority of studies characterizing future climate change in tropical bays focused

on projecting future climatic conditions and impacts on biophysical systems. This trend

follows the periodically climate change reports approach (e.g.: IPCC). In order to establish

better future scenarios of climate change in tropical bays scientific research should (i)

incorporate socioeconomic data to be coupled to the biophysical model of climate change

and, (ii) fed back the model with climate actions and policies that impact in the adaptability

and resilience of the area.

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6.3. WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW

While several climate change aspects have been documented across tropical bays,

their long term viability in light of multiple stresses and competing policy is not evident and a

number of research gaps and priorities regarding climate change in tropical bays are

evident. Firstly, the lack of past scientific evidence present in the biophysical and human

level of climate change in tropical bay indicates the need to environmental and human

settlement chronology in order to identify natural cyclical disturbances and long-term

impacts. Since the comprehension of the present is not enough to yield realistic hypothesis

about the dynamics of coastal ecosystems, the insertion of historical dimension in socio

ecological issues is crucial to establish new strategies for mitigation, for instance (Jackson et

al., 2001). Secondly, our understanding of climate change in tropical bays would be

improved by further research on health systems, economic sectors, and culture and

education. Furthermore, the lacuna of human system vulnerability in coastal area science

was also found in other climate change studies using a systematic review approach (Ford

and Pearce, 2010; Berrang-Ford et al. 2011). According to Wilches-Chaux (1993),

vulnerability is the result of the interaction between several factors (physical, economical,

political, social, cultural, etc) in which the holistic approach is the only way to fully

understand the total or global vulnerability. Therefore the similarity in the lack of studies in

human system in the climate change field can be a starting point to address the educational

issue in global climate change studies assisting global fundings efforts in ocean science

knowledge to focus on this gap.

7. Conclusion

The review methodology enabled to characterize, identify and, synthesize what is

known and to determine research gaps in the area of climate change in tropical bays.

However, the consideration of quantitative variables to classify articles such as the impact

factor, must be considered in order to decrease the tendency towards generalization. There

has been limited research which has directly assessed past and present climate change in

the tropical area as a whole and there are even fewer studies from which insights for future

vulnerability can be obtained. Although the gaps in climate change research in tropical bays

offer a multiple and complex challenge for future scientific studies, it is also a clue to guide

future regional and global funding in climate studies.

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Supplemental Material

Table SM1 - List of tropical bays worldwide. Survey done using Wikipedia list and Google Earth software. For all landforms formally named as bay in tropical areas.

Tropical Bays

Africa Academy bay, São José Bay, Abu Qir Bay, Conception Bay, Lüderitz Bay, Walvis Bay, Chake Chake Bay, Chwaka Bay, Manza Bay, Menai Bay, Kwale bay, Sangareya Bay, Dungunab bay, Yawri bay

Asia

Bay of Kompong Som, Causeway bay, Clear water bay, Belcher Bay, Discovery bay, Telegraphy bay, waterfall bay, Kellet bay, kowloon bay, repulse bay, sandy bay, Big Wave bay, castle peak bay, Deep water Bay, Gin drinkers Bay, Hung Hom Bay, Joss House Bay, Kwun Tong Tsai Bay, Middle Bay, Mirs Bay, Stanley bay, Haikou Bay, Haitang Bay, Sanya Bay, Sun and Moon Bay, Yalong Bay, Daya Bay, Deep Bay, Hangzhou Bay, Praia Grande Bay, Xiamen Bay, hunghwa bay, Xinghua Bay, bay of Bengal, Back Bay, Campbell Bay, Hukitola bay, Mahim Bay, Peacock Bay, Cenderawasih Bay , Awang Bay, Balikpapan Bay, Banten Bay, Bima Bay, Bintuni Bay, Buyat Bay, Cempi bay, Cenderawasih Bay, Geelvink Bay, Jakarta Bay, Lagundri Bay, Maffin bay, Saleh Bay, Sanggar Bay, Province of Papua, Sibolga Bay, Staring-baai, Tanahmerah Bay, Tiro bay, Teluk bay, Waworada Bay, Yos Sudarso Bay, Kuwait bay, Brunei bay, darvel bay, Gwadar Bay, Sonmiani Bay, Manila bay, Abag bay, Bacoor Bay, Baler Bay, Batangas Bay, Butuan Bay, Cañacao Bay, Dumanquilas Bay, Honda Bay, Iligan Bay, Illana Bay, Lamon Bay, Macajalar Bay, Magel lan Bay, Mangarin Bay, Manila Bay, Ormoc Bay, Panguil Bay, Pasaleng Bay, Pujada Bay, San Miguel Bay, San Pedro Bay, Sarangani Bay, Sibuguey Bay, Sogod Bay, Sorsogon Bay, Subic Bay, Tayabas Bay, Half Moon Bay, Dapeng Bay , Honeymoon Bay, Sizihwan bay, Ao Manao, Bandon Bay, Bay of Bangko, Phang Nga Bay, Prachuap Bay, Sattahip Bay, Business Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay, Cam Ranh Bay, Hạ Long Bay, Vân Phong Bay, Vũng Rô Bay

Australia

Anson Bay, Blue Mud Bay, Buckingham Bay, Caledon Bay, Fannie Bay, Fog Bay, Hyland Bay, Raffles Bay, Shoal Bay, Southern Moreton Bay Islands also known as the Bay Islands, Moreton Bay, Bramble Bay, Deception Bay, Moreton Bay, Raby Bay, Ella Bay, Etty Bay, Geoffrey Bay, Halifax Bay, Hervey Bay, Horseshoe Bay, Keppel Bay, Moreton Bay, Nelly Bay, Picnic Bay, Princess Charlotte Bay, Raby Bay, Redland Bay, Rockingham Bay, Rowes Bay, Swan Bay, Shoalwater Bay, Tin Can Bay, Trinity Bay, Upstart Bay, Weymouth Bay, Shark bay, Champion Bay, Coral Bay, Crawford Bay, Jurien Bay, Koolama Bay, Kuri Bay, Lagrange Bay, Roebuck Bay, Two Peoples Bay

Gulf Of Mexico and Caribbean

Dickenson Bay, Gravenor Bay, Mercers Creek Bay, Nonsuch Bay, Antigua and Barbuda, Willoughby Bay, Bottom Bay, Carlisle Bay, Cave Bay, Conset Bay, Crane Bay, Foul Bay, Freshwater Bay, Long Bay, Maycock's Bay, Oistins Bay, Palmetto Bay, Paynes Bay, Six Men's Bay, Women's Bay, Amatique Bay, Chetumal Bay, Corozal Bay, Bay of Buena Vista, Bay of Pigs, Bay of Cárdenas, Cienfuegos Bay, Guantánamo Bay, Nipe Bay, Bay of Santa Clara, Batalie Ba y, Batibou Bay, Bout Sable Bay, Douglas Bay, Grand Bay, Grand Marigot Bay, Hampstead Bay, Hodges Bay, Londonderry Bay, Pagua Bay, Petite Soufrière Bay, Prince Rupert Bay, Pringles Bay, Rosalie Bay, Soufrière Bay, St. David's Bay, Toucari Bay, Woodbridge Bay, Woodford Hill Bay, Bay of Arrows, Cabarete Bay, Bay of Rincón, Samaná Bay, Scottish Bay, Acul Bay, Cagway Bay, Orange Bay, Buff Bay, Montego Bay, Discovery Bay, Morant Bay, Old Harbour Bay, Boston Bay, Runaway Bay, Bull Bay, San Juan Bay, Frigate Bay, North Friar's Bay, South Friar's Bay, Choc Bay, Fond d'Or Bay, Marigot Bay, Rodney Bay, Carli Bay, Claxton Bay, Englishman's Bay, Mayaro Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Magens Bay, Almirante Bay, Bahia Honda, Chetumal Bay, Chiriquí Lagoon, Ladder Bay, Mayagüez Bay

Central America Amatique Bay, Chetumal Bay, Corozal Bay, Bahía Drake, Coronado Bay, Almirante Bay, Limon Bay, Panama Bay, Bay of San Miguel, Amatique Bay

North America Bahía de los Ángeles, Sebastián Vizcaíno Bay, Acapulco Bay, Bahía Concepción, Bahía las Palmas, Bahía de Banderas, Magdalena Bay, Sebastián Vizcaíno Bay, Bay of Campeche, Chetumal Bay

Pacific Ocean

Matavai Bay, Opunohu Bay, Tautira Bay, Agat Bay, Hilo Bay, Holualoa Bay, Kahaluu Bay, Kaunaoa Bay, Kealakekua Bay, Keauhou Bay, Keawaiki Bay, La'aloa Bay, Hanauma Bay, Kahana Bay, Kāneʻohe Bay, Maunalua Bay, Turtle Bay, Waimea Bay, Hanalei Bay, La Perouse Bay, Ma‘alaea Bay, Moloaa Bay, Banare Bay, Boulari Bay, Chasseloup Bay, Dumbéa Bay, Gadji Bay, Gomen Bay, Gouaro Bay, Inaccessible Bay, Katavilli Bay, Moindou Bay, Nehoue Bay, Nekoro Bay, Ohland Bay, Poya Bay, Prony Bay, Saint Vincent Bay, Tanle Bay, Teremba Bay, Mele Bay, Sulphur Bay, Undine Bay, Alofi Bay, Avatele Bay, Bounty Bay, Faga'itua Bay, Fagaloa Bay

South America Todos os Santos Bay, São José Bay, São Marcos Bay, Guanabara Bay, Bahia Portete, Paracas Bay, Carli Bay, Claxton Bay, Englishman's Bay, Mayaro Bay

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Figure SM1 – The word by income map. Extracted from WDI 2017. Available on <https://data.worldbank.org/products/wdi -maps>

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Table S1 - List of Included articles divided per area of study.

Title Authors Year doi Location Classification

Gulf of Mexico & Hawaii (121)

Salt Marsh Zonal Migration and Ecosystem Service Change in Response to Global Sea Level Rise: A Case

Study from an Urban Region

Feagin, RA (Feagin, Rusty A.); Martinez, ML (Martinez, M. Luisa); Mendoza-Gonzalez, G (Mendoza-Gonzalez,

Gabriela); Costanza, R (Costanza, Robert)

2010 ISSN:

1708-3087

GALVESTON BAY,

USA

Environment - w etland

Environmental Influences on Juvenile Fish Abundances in a River-Dominated Coastal System

Carassou, L (Carassou, L.); Dzw onkow ski,

B (Dzw onkow ski, B.); Hernandez, FJ (Hernandez, F. J.); Pow ers, SP (Pow ers, S.

P.); Park, K (Park, K.) ; Graham, WM (Graham, W. M.) ; Mareska, J (Mareska, J.)

2011

10.1080/19425120.2011.64249

2

Mobile Bay,

Alabama, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota

Local adaptation of a marine invertebrate w ith a high dispersal potential: evidence from a reciprocal transplant experiment of the eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica

Burford, MO (Burford, M. O.); Scarpa, J (Scarpa, J.); Cook, BJ (Cook, B. J.) ; Hare,

MP (Hare, M. P.) 2014

10.3354/meps10796

FL, USA bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota

Warming of subtropical coastal w aters accelerates

Mnemiopsis leidyi grow th and alters timing of spring ctenophore blooms

Robinson, KL (Robinson, Kelly L.);

Graham, WM (Graham, William M.) 2014

10.3354/m

eps10739

Gulf of

Mexico

bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota

Influence of local environmental variables on the viral

consortia associated w ith the coral Montipora capitata from Kaneohe Bay, Haw aii, USA

Law rence, SA (Law rence, Scott A.) ; Wilkinson, SP (Wilkinson, Shaun P.) ;

Davy, JE (Davy, Joanne E.) ; Arlidge, WNS

(Arlidge, William N. S.); Williams, GJ (Williams, Gareth J.) ; Wilson, WH (Wilson, William H.) ; Aeby, GS (Aeby, Greta S.) ;

Davy, SK (Davy, Simon K.)

2015 10.3354/a

me01743

Kaneohe Bay,

Haw aii, USA

Environment - coral

reef

Collapse of a historic oyster f ishery: diagnosing causes and identifying paths tow ard increased resilience

Camp, EV (Camp, Edw ard V.) ; Pine, WE (Pine, William E., III); Havens, K (Havens,

Karl) ; Kane, AS (Kane, Andrew S.);

Walters, CJ (Walters, Carl J.) ; Irani, T (Irani, Tracy) ; Lindsey, AB (Lindsey,

Angela B.) ; Morris, JG (Morris, J. Glenn,

Jr.)

2015

10.5751/E

S-07821-200345

Apalachico

la Bay, Florida,

USA


physical - biota / resilience

Updating sea spray aerosol emissions in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) model version 5.0.2

Gantt, B (Gantt, B.) ; Kelly, JT (Kelly, J. T.) ; Bash, JO (Bash, J. O.)

2015 10.5194/g

md-8-3733-2015

TAMPA BAY, USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - gases / Health

and w ell being

Watershed restoration as a tool for improving coral reef resilience against climate change and other human

impacts

Shelton, AJ (Shelton, Austin J., III); Richmond, RH (Richmond, Robert H.)

2016 10.1016/j.ecss.2016

.06.027

Fouha Bay, Guam

- USA

resilience / Environment - coral

reef

Topobathymetric Elevation Model Development using a New Methodology: Coastal National Elevation Database

Danielson, JJ (Danielson, Jeffrey J.); Poppenga, SK (Poppenga, Sandra K.);

Brock, JC (Brock, John C.)[; Evans, GA (Evans, Gayla A.); Tyler, DJ (Tyler, Dean

J.); Gesch, DB (Gesch, Dean B.); Thatcher, CA (Thatcher, Cindy A.); Barras, JA

(Barras, John A.)

2016 10.2112/SI76-008

Tampa bay and Mobile Bay, USA

climate hazards

Hurricane impacts on turbidity and sediment in the RookeryBay National Estuarine Research Reserve,

Florida, USA

Lou, S (Lou, Sha); Huang, WR (Huang,

Wenrui); Liu, SG (Liu, Shuguang); Zhong, GH (Zhong, Guihui); Johnson, E (Johnson,

Elijah)

2016 10.1016/j.ijsrc.2016.

06.006 FL, USA

impact / bio-geo-chemical and physical

The effects of shellf ish harvesting by aboriginal

inhabitants of Southw est Florida (USA) on productivity of the eastern oyster: Implications for estuarine

management and restoration

Savarese, M (Savarese, Michael); Walker,

KJ (Walker, Karen J.); Stingu, S (Stingu, Shanna); Marquardt, WH (Marquardt, William H.); Thompson, V (Thompson,

Victor)

2016 10.1016/j.ancene.2016.10.002

FL, USA Economy and

Business - harvesting

13

"Living on the edge": Estimating the economic cost of

sea level rise on coastal real estate in the Tampa Bay region, Florida

Fu, XY (Fu, Xinyu); Song, J (Song, Jie);

Sun, BW (Sun, Bow en); Peng, ZR (Peng, Zhong-Ren)

2016

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2016.09.009

Tampa Bay

region, Florida

Bio. geo.. - sea level /

economy - cost -

Episodic f looding of estuarine environments in response to drying climate over the last 6000 years in Baff in Bay,

Texas

Livsey, D (Livsey, Daniel); Simms, AR (Simms, Alexander R.)

2016 10.1016/j.margeo.20

16.09.003

Texas, USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - f looding

Developing a theoretical framew ork for integrated vulnerability of businesses to sea level rise

Song, J (Song, Jie); Peng, ZR (Peng, Zhong-Ren); Zhao, LY (Zhao, Liyuan); Hsu,

CH (Hsu, Chih-Hung) 2016

10.1007/s

11069-016-2483-

x

Bay County, Florida

Economy and Business

Suspended sediment projections in Apalachicola Bay in

response to altered river f low and sediment loads underclimate change and sea level rise

Huang, WR (Huang, Wenrui); Hagen, SC (Hagen, Scott C.); Wang, DB (Wang,

Dingbao); Hovenga, PA (Hovenga, Paige A.); Teng, F (Teng, Fei)[; Weishampel, JF

(Weishampel, John F.)

2016

10.1002/2

016EF000384

Apalachico

la Bay, USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - sedimentation

A study of heat related illness preparedness in homeless

veterans

Nicolay, M (Nicolay, Michael); Brow n, LM (Brow n, Lisa M.); Johns, R (Johns, Raine);

Ialynytchev, A (Ialynytchev, Anna)

2016 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2016.0

5.009

Tampa

Bay, USA Health and w ell being

Fertilization Changes Seagrass Community Structure but not Blue Carbon Storage: Results from a 30-Year Field

Experiment

How ard, JL (How ard, Jason L.); Perez, A

(Perez, Alex); Lopes, CC (Lopes, Christian C.); Fourqurean, JW (Fourqurean, James

W.)

2016

10.1007/s

12237-016-0085-

1

FLORIDA BAY, USA

Environment - seagrass

The sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus lives close to the upper thermal limit for early development in a tropical

lagoon

Collin, R (Collin, Rachel); Chan, KYK

(Chan, Kit Yu Karen) 2016

10.1002/e

ce3.2317

FLORIDA

BAY, USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - biota

Water quality change in the Mississippi River, including a w arming river, explains decades of w etland plant

biomass change w ithin its Balize delta

White, DA (White, David A.); Visser, JM (Visser, Jenneke M.)

2016

10.1016/j.aquabot.2016.02.00

7

ATCHAFALAYA

BAY, USA


Patterns of bleaching and recovery of Montipora capitata in Kane'oha Bay, Haw ai'i, USA

Cunning, R (Cunning, Ross); Ritson-Williams, R (Ritson-Williams, Raphael);

Gates, RD (Gates, Ruth D.) 2016

10.3354/meps11733

Kane'ohe

Bay, O'ahu, Haw ai'i,

USA

Environment - coral reef

Improving Short-Term Urban Water Demand Forecasts

w ith Reforecast Analog Ensembles

Tian, D (Tian, Di) ; Martinez, CJ (Martinez,

Christopher J.); Asefa, T (Asefa, Tirusew ) 2016

10.1061/(ASCE)WR

.1943-

5452.0000632

Tampa

Bay, USA

Health and w ell being

- drinking w ater

A Comprehensive Method for Assessing Marine Resource Governance: Case Study in Kane'ohe Bay,

Haw ai'i

Battista, W (Battista, Willow ); Kelly, RP (Kelly, Ryan P.); Erickson, A (Erickson,

Ashley); Fujita, R (Fujita, Rod)

2016

10.1080/08920753.2

016.1135277

Kane'ohe Bay,

O'ahu,

Haw ai'i, USA

Policy - governance / Environment - coral

reef

Phytoplankton dynamics in a subtropical tidal creek:

influences of rainfall and w ater residence time on composition and biomass

Badylak, S (Badylak, Susan)[; Phlips, E (Phlips, Edw ard); Dix, N (Dix, Nicole); Hart,

J (Hart, Jane); Srifa, A (Srifa, Akeapot);

Haunert, D (Haunert, Daniel); He, ZL (He, Zenli); Lockw ood, J (Lockw ood, Jean);

Stofella, P (Stofella, Peter); Sun, DT (Sun,

Detong); Yang, YG (Yang, Yaugen)

2016 10.1071/M

F14325 FLORIDA,

USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - primary productivity

Variability of the carbonate chemistry in a shallow ,

seagrass-dominated ecosystem: implications for ocean acidif ication experiments

Challener, RC (Challener, Roberta C.);

Robbins, LL (Robbins, Lisa L.); McClintock, JB (McClintock, James B.)

2016 10.1071/M

F14219 FLORIDA

BAY, USA Environment -

seagrass

Elevated pCO(2) affects tissue biomass composition, but not calcif ication, in a reef coral under tw o light regimes

Wall, CB (Wall, C. B.) ; Mason, RAB (Mason, R. A. B.) ; Ellis, WR (Ellis, W. R.);

Cunning, R (Cunning, R.) ; Gates, RD

(Gates, R. D.)

2017 10.1098/rsos.170683

Kane 'ohe Bay,

Haw ai'


14

Bloom dynamics and chemical defenses of benthic cyanobacteria in the Indian River Lagoon, Florida

Sneed, JM (Sneed, Jennifer M.); Meickle, T

(Meickle, Theresa) ; Engene, N (Engene, Niclas) ; Reed, S (Reed, Sherry);

Gunasekera, S (Gunasekera, Sarath) ; Paul, VJ (Paul, Valerie J.)

2017 10.1016/j.hal.2017.1

0.002

River Lagoon,

USA Biophysical - algae

Visioning the Future: Scenarios Modeling of the Florida Coastal Everglades

Flow er, H (Flow er, Hilary); Rains, M (Rains, Mark); Fitz, C (Fitz, Carl)

2017

10.1007/s

00267-017-0916-

2

Florida Bay , USA


Assessing the role of mangrove forest in reducing coastal inundation during major hurricanes

Sheng, YP (Sheng, Y. Peter) ; Zou, RZ (Zou, Ruizhi)

2017

10.1007/s10750-

017-3201-

8

Biscayne Bay, USA

Environment - mangrove /

biophysical

Using mangroves to stabilize coastal historic sites: deployment success versus natural recruitment

Donnelly, M (Donnelly, Melinda); Shaffer, M (Shaffer, Michelle); Connor, S (Connor,

Suzanne) ; Sacks, P (Sacks, Paul);

Walters, L (Walters, Linda)

2017

10.1007/s10750-

017-3155-

x

USA Environment -

mangrove / Infra. and

transp. - cultural site

Effects of multi-stress exposure on the infection dynamics of a Labyrinthula sp.-turtle grass pathosystem

Bishop, N (Bishop, Nichole) ; Martin, DL (Martin, Daniel L.) ; Ross, C (Ross, Clif f)

2017 10.3354/meps12318

FLORIDA BAY, USA


Tiling the reef - Exploring the f irst step of an ecological engineering tool that may promote phase-shift reversals

in coral reefs

Rachmilovitz, EN (Rachmilovitz, Elad Nehoray); Rinkevich, B (Rinkevich, Baruch

2017

10.1016/j.ecoleng.2017.04.03

8

KANEOHE BAY,

HAWAII


Patterns of bleaching and mortality follow ing w idespread w arming events in 2014 and 2015 at the Hanauma Bay

Nature Preserve, Haw ai'i

Rodgers, KS (Rodgers, Ku'ulei S.); Bahr, KD (Bahr, Keisha D.); Jokiel, PL (Jokiel,

Paul L.)]; Dona, AR (Dona, Angela Richards)

2017 10.7717/peerj.3355

Hanauma Bay,

HAWAII


Effectiveness of coral relocation as a mitigation strategy in Kane'ohe Bay, Haw ai'i

Rodgers, KS (Rodgers, Ku'ulei S.);

Lorance, K (Lorance, Koi); Dona, AR (Dona, Angela Richards); Stender, Y

(Stender, Yuko); Lager, C (Lager, Claire);

Jokiel, PL (Jokiel, Paul L.)

2017 10.7717/peerj.3346

Kane'ohe Bay,

Haw ai'i


Developing a multi-scale modeling system for resilience assessment of green-grey drainage infrastructures under

climate change and sea level rise impact

Joyce, J (Joyce, Justin); Chang, NB (Chang, Ni-Bin); Harji, R (Harji, Rahim); Ruppert, T (Ruppert, Thomas; Imen, S

(Imen, Sanaz)

2017 10.1016/j.envsoft.2016.11.026

Tampa

Bay and Boca

Ciega Bay,

USA

resilience / infraestructure

Sedimentary record of recent climate impacts on an insular coastal lagoon in the Gulf of California

Cuellar-Martinez, T (Cuellar-Martinez,

Tomasa ; Ruiz-Fernandez, AC (Carolina Ruiz-Fernandez, Ana); Sanchez-Cabeza, JA (Sanchez-Cabeza, Joan-Albert); Alonso-

Rodriguez, R (Alonso-Rodriguez, Rosalba)

2017

10.1016/j.quascirev.2017.01.0

02

Bahía Concepción, Mexico

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - sedimentation

Coral reef grazer-benthos dynamics complicated by invasive algae in a small marine reserve

Stamoulis, KA (Stamoulis, Kostantinos A.); Friedlander, AM (Friedlander, Alan M.);

Meyer, CG (Meyer, Carl G.); Fernandez-

Silva, I (Fernandez-Silva, Iria); Toonen, RJ (Toonen, Robert J.)

2017 10.1038/srep43819

KANEOHE BAY,

Haw aii


Regional shifts in phytoplankton succession and primary

productivity in the San Antonio Bay System (USA) in response to diminished freshw ater inflow s

Roelke, DL (Roelke, Daniel L.); Li, HP (Li,

Hsiu-Ping); Miller-DeBoer, CJ (Miller-DeBoer, Carrie J.); Gable, GM (Gable,

George M.); Davis, SE (Davis, Stephen E.)

2017 10.1071/M

F15223

San Antonio

Bay System,

USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - primary productivity

Do introduced endosymbiotic dinoflagellates 'take' to new hosts?

LaJeunesse, TC (LaJeunesse, Todd C.) ;

Loh, W (Loh, William); Trench, RK (Trench, Robert K.)

2009

10.1007/s

10530-008-9311-

5

Kaneohe

Bay, HAWAII


Effect of hyposalinity on the photophysiology of Siderastrea radians

Chartrand, KM (Chartrand, Kathryn M.);

Durako, MJ (Durako, Michael Joseph); Blum, JE (Blum, James E.)

2009

10.1007/s

00227-009-1204-

3

Florida Bay, USA

Environment - coral

reef, bio-geo-chemical and physical

- biota

15

Physiology and cryosensitivity of coral endosymbiotic algae (Symbiodinium)

Hagedorn, M (Hagedorn, M.); Carter, VL (Carter, V. L.); Leong, JC (Leong, J. C.);

Kleinhans, FW (Kleinhans, F. W.) 2010

10.1016/j.cryobiol.2009.10.00

5

Kaneohe Bay,

Haw aii

Environment - coral reef, bio-geo-

chemical and physical - biota

Development of the Metropolitan Water Availability Index (MWAI) and short-term assessment w ith multi-scale

remote sensing technologies

Chang, NB (Chang, Ni-Bin); Yang, YJ (Yang, Y. Jeffrey) ; Goodrich, JA (Goodrich,

James A.) ; Daranpob, A (Daranpob,

Ammarin)

2010

10.1016/j.jenvman.2010.02.02

4

Tampa Bay,

Florida

Health and w ell-being / Infrastructure and

transportation

Vulnerability and resilience of seagrasses to hurricane and runoff impacts along Florida's w est coast

Carlson, PR (Carlson, Paul R., Jr.); Yarbro, LA (Yarbro, Laura A.); Kaufman, KA (Kaufman, Kristen A.); Mattson, RA

(Mattson, Robert A.)

2010

10.1007/s10750-

010-0257-

0

Florida's w est coast

vulnerability, resilience /

Environment - seagrass / bio-geo-

chemical and physical - hurricane

Red Mangrove Seedling Survival, Grow th, and Reproduction: Effects of Environment and Maternal

Genotype

Proff itt, CE (Proff itt, Charles Edw ard); Travis, SE (Travis, Steven E.)

2010

10.1007/s12237-

010-9265-

6

Tampa bay, GULF

OF

MEXICO

bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota / Environment -

mangrove

Disease dynamics of Montipora w hite syndrome w ithin

Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Haw aii: distribution, seasonality, virulence, and transmissibility

Aeby, GS (Aeby, G. S.); Ross, M (Ross,

M.) ; Williams, GJ (Williams, G. J.); Lew is, TD (Lew is, T. D.); Work, TM (Work, T. M.)

26 2010 10.3354/d

ao02247

Kaneohe

Bay, Oahu, Haw aii



Surface Water Metabolism Potential in a Tropical Estuary, Hilo Bay, Haw ai'i, USA, During Storm and Non-

storm Conditions

Mead, LH (Mead, Lucas H.); Wiegner, TN (Wiegner, Tracy N.)

2010

10.1007/s12237-

010-9317-y

Hilo Bay, Haw ai'i

Environment - estuary / bio-geo-chemical

and physical - storm

A review of the ecological consequences and management implications of climate change for the

Everglades

Pearlstine, LG (Pearlstine, Leonard G.) ; Pearlstine, EV (Pearlstine, Elise V.); Aumen, NG (Aumen, Nicholas G.)

2010 10.1899/10-045.1

Florida Bay, USA

Environment - w etland / Generic /

Policy

Bay-head deltas across the northern Gulf of Mexico back step in response to the 8.2 ka cooling event

Rodriguez, AB (Rodriguez, Antonio B.); Simms, AR (Simms, Alexander R.); Anderson, JB (Anderson, John B.)

2010

10.1016/j.quascirev.2010.10.0

04

Gulf of Mexico

Environment - estuary / bio-geo-chemical

and physical - record

Variation in Symbiodinium ITS2 Sequence Assemblages

among Coral Colonies

Stat, M (Stat, Michael); Bird, CE (Bird,

Christopher E.); Pochon, X (Pochon, Xavier) ; Chasqui, L (Chasqui, Luis);

Chauka, LJ (Chauka, Leonard J.); Concepcion, GT (Concepcion, Gregory T.);

Logan, D (Logan, Dan); Takabayashi, M (Takabayashi, Misaki); Toonen, RJ

(Toonen, Robert J.); Gates, RD (Gates,

Ruth D.)

Jan 1

2011

10.1371/journal.pone

.0015854

Kane'ohe Bay,

Haw ai'i

Environment - coral

reef

The importance of sea-level and climate change, including changing w ind energy, on the evolution of a

coastal estuary: Copano Bay, Texas

Troiani, BT (Troiani, B. T.); Simms, AR (Simms, A. R.); Dellapenna, T (Dellapenna,

T.) ; Piper, E (Piper, E.) ; Yokoyama, Y (Yokoyama, Y.)

15 2011 10.1016/j.margeo.2010.10.003

Copano Bay, Texas

Generic / bio-geo-chemical and physical

/ Environments - estuary

16

Perspectives in coral reef hydrodynamics Hearn, CJ (Hearn, Clif ford J.) 2011

10.1007/s00338-

011-0752-4

Kaneohe Bay,

HAWAII

Environment - coral reef / bio-geo-

chemical and physical - hydrology

Sediment and Low er Water Column Oxygen Consumption in the Seasonally Hypoxic Region of the

Louisiana Continental Shelf

Murrell, MC (Murrell, Michael C.); Lehrter, JC (Lehrter, John C.)

2011

10.1007/s12237-

010-9351-9

Louisiana, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical

Decadal changes in oyster reefs in the Big Bend of

Florida's Gulf Coast

Seavey, JR (Seavey, J. R.); Pine, WE (Pine, W. E., III); Frederick, P (Frederick,

P.); Sturmer, L (Sturmer, L.) ; Berrigan, M (Berrigan, M.)

2011

10.1890/E

S11-00205.1

Florida's

Gulf Coast, USA


physical - biota

Prioritization of Ecosystem Services Research: Tampa

Bay Demonstration Project

Russell, M (Russell, Marc) Rogers, J (Rogers, John); Jordan, S (Jordan, Stephen); Dantin, D (Dantin, Darrin);

Harvey, J (Harvey, James); Nestlerode, J (Nestlerode, Janet); Alvarez, F (Alvarez,

Federico)

2011

10.1007/s11852-

011-0158-z

Tampa

Bay, USA

Economy, Policy and

Business - services

Isotopic evidence for climate change during the Vandal Minimum from Ariopsis felis otoliths and Mercenaria

campechiensis shells, southw est Florida, USA

Wang, T (Wang, Ting); Surge, D (Surge, Donna; Walker, KJ (Walker, Karen Jo)

2011 10.1177/0959683611400458

southw est Florida,

USA


Spatio-temporal predictive model based on environmental factors for juvenile spotted seatrout in

Texas estuaries using boosted regression trees

Froeschke, JT (Froeschke, John T.); Froeschke, BF (Froeschke, Bridgette F.)

2011 10.1016/j.fishres.2011.07.008

Texas, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota /

Environment - estuary

Spatial and seasonal variability of Acartia (Copepoda) in a tropical coastal lagoon of the southern Gulf of Mexico

Escamilla, BJ (Escamilla, Benigno J.) ; Ordonez-Lopez, U (Ordonez-Lopez, Uriel) ;

Suarez-Morales, E (Suarez-Morales,

Eduardo)

2011 ISSN:

0717-3326 Gulf of Mexico


Effects of hydrological forcing on the structure of a tropical estuarine food w eb

Atw ood, TB (Atw ood, Trisha B.) ; Wiegner, TN (Wiegner, Tracy N.); MacKenzie, RA

(MacKenzie, Richard A.) 2012

10.1111/j.

1600-0706.2011.19132.x

Hilo Bay, Haw aii,

USA Environment - estuary

Can elevated CO2 modify regeneration from seed banks of f loating freshw ater marshes subjected to rising sea-

level?

Middleton, BA (Middleton, Beth A.); McKee, KL (McKee, Karen L.)

2012

10.1007/s

10750-011-0946-

3

Mississippi River

Delta, USA

Environment -

w etland / bio-geo-chemical and physical

- sea level, salinity

Storm flooding sensitivity to sea level rise for Galveston Bay, Texas

Warner, NN (Warner, Natalya N.); Tissot, PE (Tissot, Philippe E.)

2012

10.1016/j.

oceaneng.2012.01.0

11

Galveston Bay, USA


Impacts of upstream drought and w ater w ithdraw als on the health and survival of dow nstream estuarine oyster

populations

Petes, LE (Petes, Laura E.) ; Brow n, AJ (Brow n, Alicia J.); Knight, CR (Knight,

Carley R.) 2012

10.1002/ece3.291

Apalachicola Bay, USA



A new hydrology: effects on ecosystem form and functioning

Roelke, DL (Roelke, Daniel L.); Spatharis, S (Spatharis, Sofie); Mitrovic, SM (Mitrovic,

Simon M.) 2012

10.1139/F2012-085

Biscayne Bay,

Florida,

USA

impact / bio-geo-chemical and physical

- hydrology

Tampa Bay Coastal Wetlands: Nineteenth to Tw entieth Century Tidal Marsh-to-Mangrove Conversion

Raabe, EA (Raabe, Ellen A.) ; Roy, LC (Roy, Laura C.) ; McIvor, CC (McIvor,

Carole C.) 2012

10.1007/s12237-

012-9503-

1

Tampa Bay, USA

Environment - mangroce , w etland

17

In Situ Coral Nurseries Serve as Genetic Repositories for Coral Reef Restoration after an Extreme Cold-Water

Event

Schopmeyer, SA (Schopmeyer, Stephanie A.) Lirman, D (Lirman, Diego); Bartels, E

(Bartels, Erich) ; Byrne, J (Byrne, James) ; Gilliam, DS (Gilliam, David S.); Hunt, J (Hunt, John); Johnson, ME (Johnson,

Meaghan E.); Larson, EA (Larson,

Elizabeth A.) ; Maxw ell, K (Maxw ell, Kerry) ; Nedimyer, K (Nedimyer, Ken) ; Walter, C

(Walter, Cory)

2012

10.1111/j.1526-

100X.201

1.00836.x

Florida Reef


chemical and physical

- biota

Sex determination in southern f lounder, Paralichthys lethostigma, from the Texas Gulf Coast

Montalvo, AJ (Montalvo, Avier J.) ; Faulk, CK (Faulk, Cynthia K.); Holt, GJ (Holt, G.

Joan)

30 2012 10.1016/j.jembe.201

2.07.017

Texas Gulf Coast


Geographic expansion of hermatypic and ahermatypic corals in the Gulf of Mexico, and implications for

dispersal and recruitment

Sammarco, PW (Sammarco, Paul W.) ; Atchison, AD (Atchison, Amy D.)] ; Boland,

GS (Boland, Gregory S.); Sinclair, J (Sinclair, James); Lirette, A (Lirette, Angela)

15 2012 10.1016/j.jembe.2012.08.009

GULF OF MEXICO


Reproductive Biology of the Cow nose Ray in the Charlotte Harbor Estuarine System, Florida

Poulakis, GR (Poulakis, Gregg R.) Jan 1 2013

10.1080/1

9425120.2013.79550

9

Florida, USA


Impact of Late Holocene climate variability and

anthropogenic activities on Biscayne Bay (Florida, USA): Evidence from diatoms

Wachnicka, A (Wachnicka, Anna) ; Gaiser,

E (Gaiser, Evelyn); Wingard, L (Wingard, Lynn); Briceno, H (Briceno, Henry) ;

Harlem, P (Harlem, Peter)

Jan 1 2013

10.1016/j.

palaeo.2012.12.020

Biscayne Bay, USA


physical - biota, geological record,

salinity

The distribution of the thermally tolerant symbiont lineage (Symbiodinium clade D) in corals from Haw aii:

correlations w ith host and the history of ocean thermal stress

Stat, M (Stat, Michael); Pochon, X (Pochon,

Xavier) ; Franklin, EC (Franklin, Erik C.) ; Bruno, JF (Bruno, John F.) ; Casey, KS (Casey, Kenneth S.) ; Selig, ER (Selig,

Elizabeth R.); Gates, RD (Gates, Ruth D.)

2013 10.1002/ece3.556

Kaneohe Bay,

Haw aii


Comparison of three methods for estimating the sea level rise effect on storm surge f looding

Zhang, KQ (Zhang, Keqi); Li, YP (Li, Yuepeng) ; Liu, HQ (Liu, Huiqing) ; Xu, HZ

(Xu, Hongzhou); Shen, J (Shen, Jian) 2013

10.1007/s10584-

012-0645-8

FL, USA bio-geo-chemical and

physical

Comparison of Coral Reef Ecosystems along a Fishing Pressure Gradient

Weijerman, M (Weijerman, Mariska); Fulton, EA (Fulton, Elizabeth A.); Parrish,

FA (Parrish, Frank A.) 30 2013

10.1371/journal.pone.0063797

HAWAIIAN ARCHIPEL

AGO



Genetic relatedness does not retain spatial pattern across multiple spatial scales: dispersal and colonization

in the coral, Pocillopora damicornis

Gorospe, KD (Gorospe, Kelvin D.); Karl, SA (Karl, Stephen A.)

2013 10.1111/mec.12335

Kane'ohe Bay,

Haw ai'i,

USA



- biota

Loss of 'Blue Carbon' from Coastal Salt Marshes Follow ing Habitat Disturbance

Macreadie, PI (Macreadie, Peter I.) Hughes, AR (Hughes, A. Randall); Kimbro,

DL (Kimbro, David L.) 2013

10.1371/journal.pone.0069244

St Joseph Bay,

Florida,

USA


Assessment of the utility of dynamically-dow nscaled regional reanalysis data to predict streamflow in w est

central Florida using an integrated hydrologic model

Hw ang, S (Hw ang, Syew oon); Graham, WD (Graham, Wendy D.); Adams, A (Adams, Alison); Geurink, J (Geurink,

Jeffrey)

2013

10.1007/s10113-

013-0406-x

Tampa Bay, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical - hydrology

Spatiotemporal Predictive Models for Juvenile Southern Flounder in Texas Estuaries

Froeschke, BF (Froeschke, Bridgette F.); Tissot, P (Tissot, Philippe); Stunz, GW (Stunz, Gregory W.); Froeschke, JT

(Froeschke, John T.)

2013

10.1080/02755947.2013.81112

9

Galveston Bay, USA


Stress-tolerant corals of Florida Bay are vulnerable to

ocean acidif ication

Okazaki, RR (Okazaki, R. R.); Sw art, PK

(Sw art, P. K.); Langdon, C (Langdon, C.) 2013

10.1007/s00338-

013-1015-3

Florida

Bay, USA

Environment - coral

reef

18

A Modeling and Field Approach to Identify Essential Fish Habitat for Juvenile Bay Whiff (Citharichthys spilopterus) and Southern Flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma) Within

the Aransas Bay Complex, TX

Froeschke, BF (Froeschke, Bridgette F.) ;

Stunz, GW (Stunz, Gregory W.); Robillard, MMR (Robillard, Megan M. Reese);

Williams, J (Williams, Jason); Froeschke, JT (Froeschke, John T.)

2013

10.1007/s12237-

013-9600-9

Copano Bay, USA


Physiological responses to oxidative stress associated w ith pH variations in host tissue and zooxanthellae of

hermatypic coral Pocillopora capitata

Soriano-Santiago, OS (Soriano-Santiago, Olinda S.) ; Linan-Cabello, MA (Linan-

Cabello, Marco A.) ; Delgadillo-Nuno, MA (Delgadillo-Nuno, Manuel A.); Ortega-Ortiz,

C (Ortega-Ortiz, Christian); Cuevas-Venegas, S (Cuevas-Venegas, Simon)

2013

10.1080/10236244.2013.82787

7

Bay of Santiago,

Mexico



- biota

Land Change in the Mission-Aransas Coastal Region,

Texas: Implications for Coastal Vulnerability and Protected Areas

Guneralp, B (Gueneralp, Burak); Guneralp,

I (Gueneralp, Inci); Castillo, CR (Castillo, Cesar R.); Filippi, AM (Filippi, Anthony M.)

2013 10.3390/s

u5104247

GALVEST

ON-BAY, USA

hazards / Infra. -

urbanization / Environment - estuary

Ecosystem Responses of the Subtropical KaneoheBay,

Haw aii, to Climate Change: A Nitrogen Cycle Modeling Approach

Tanaka, K (Tanaka, Katsumasa); Guidry,

MW (Guidry, Michael W.) ; Gruber, N (Gruber, Nicolas)

2013

10.1007/s10498-

013-9209-4

Kaneohe

Bay, Haw aii

bio-geo-chem. and

phy

Mapping potential carbon and timber losses from

hurricanes using a decision tree and ecosystem services driver model

Delphin, S (Delphin, S.); Escobedo, FJ (Escobedo, F. J.) Abd-Elrahman, A (Abd-

Elrahman, A.) ; Cropper, W (Cropper, W., Jr.)

15 2013

10.1016/j.jenvman.2

013.08.029

Pensacola

Bay, USA


physical - gases, hurricane

Potential Impacts and Management Implications of

Climate Change on Tampa Bay Estuary Critical Coastal Habitats

Sherw ood, ET (Sherw ood, Edw ard T.);

Greening, HS (Greening, Holly S.) 2014

10.1007/s00267-

013-0179-5

Tampa

Bay, USA

impact / Police -

management

Biogeochemical effects of simulated sea level rise on

carbon loss in an Everglades mangrove peat soil

Chambers, LG (Chambers, Lisa G.) Davis, SE (Davis, Stephen E.); Troxler, T (Troxler,

Tiffany); Boyer, JN (Boyer, Joseph N.); Dow ney-Wall, A (Dow ney-Wall, Alan) ;

Scinto, LJ (Scinto, Leonard J.)

2014

10.1007/s10750-

013-1764-6

Florida

Bay,USA

Environment - mangrove, w etland /

bio-geo-chem. and phy - salinity

Thirty years of coral reef change in relation to coastal

construction and increased sedimentation at Pelekane Bay, Haw ai'i

Stender, Y (Stender, Yuko); Jokiel, PL

(Jokiel, Paul L.); Rodgers, KS (Rodgers, Ku'ulei S.)

13 2014 10.7717/p

eerj.300

Pelekane

Bay, Haw ai'i

Environment - coral

reef

A modeling study of coastal inundation induced by storm

surge, sea-level rise, and subsidence in the Gulf of Mexico

Yang, ZQ (Yang, Zhaoqing) ; Wang, TP (Wang, Taiping); Leung, R (Leung, Ruby) ; Hibbard, K (Hibbard, Kathy) ; Janetos, T

(Janetos, Tony) ; Kraucunas, I (Kraucunas, Ian) ; Rice, J (Rice, Jennie) ; Preston, B

(Preston, Benjamin) ; Wilbanks, T (Wilbanks, Tom

2014

10.1007/s11069-

013-0974-6

Gulf of

Mexico


physical

Phytoplankton Biomass and Composition in a River-Dominated Estuary During Tw o Summers of Contrasting

River Discharge

Putland, JN (Putland, J. N.); Mortazavi, B (Mortazavi, B.) ; Iverson, RL (Iverson, R.

L.); Wise, SW (Wise, S. W.) 2014

10.1007/s

12237-013-9712-

2

Apalachico

la Bay, Florida,

USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - primary

productivity, salinity

Ocean acidif ication outw eighs nutrient effects in structuring seagrass epiphyte communities

Campbell, JE (Campbell, Justin E.); Fourqurean, JW (Fourqurean, James W.)

2014

10.1111/1

365-2745.1223

3

FLORIDA BAY,USA


Hurricane Activity and the Large-Scale Pattern of Spread of an Invasive Plant Species

Bhattarai, GP (Bhattarai, Ganesh P.) ; Cronin, JT (Cronin, James T.)

2014 10.1371/journal.pone.0098478

(USA) Gulf of Mexico

bio-geo-chem and physical - hurricane,

storm, biota / Economy, Policy and

Business - management

19

Estuarine foraminifera record Holocene stratigraphic changes and Holocene climate changes in ENSO and

the North American monsoon: Baff in Bay, Texas

Buzas-Stephens, P (Buzas-Stephens, Pamela); Livsey, DN (Livsey, Daniel N.);

Simms, AR (Simms, Alexander R.); Buzas, MA (Buzas, Martin A.)

15 2014 10.1016/j.palaeo.2014.03.031

Baffin Bay, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological

record

Tow ards marine ecosystem based management in South Florida: Investigating the connections among ecosystem

pressures, states, and services in a complex coastal

system

Cook, GS (Cook, Geoffrey S.) ; Fletcher, PJ (Fletcher, Pamela J.); Kelble, CR (Kelble,

Christopher R.)

2014 10.1016/j.ecolind.20

13.10.026

Florida, USA

Policy - management

Estimating major ion and nutrient concentrations in mangrove estuaries in Everglades National Park using

leaf and satellite reflectance

Lagomasino, D (Lagomasino, David); Price, RM (Price, Rene M.) ; Whitman, D (Whitman, Dean) ; Campbell, PKE

(Campbell, Petya K. E.) ; Melesse, A (Melesse, Assefa)

2014 10.1016/j.rse.2014.0

8.022

Everglades National

Park, USA

Environment - mangrove

Informing conservation planning using future sea-level

rise and storm surge modeling impact scenarios in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

Thompson, M (Thompson, Michael) ;

Brenner, J (Brenner, Jorge); Gilmer, B (Gilmer, Ben)

2014

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2014.07.006

Gulf of

Mexico

hazards / bio-geo-chemical and physical

- Sea level, storm / Environment -

w etland

Quantifying the potential impact of land cover changes due to sea-level rise on storm surge on low er Texas

coast bays

Ferreira, CM (Ferreira, Celso M.) ; Irish, JL (Irish, Jennifer L.) ; Olivera, F (Olivera,

Francisco 2014

10.1016/j.coastaleng.2014.08.

011

Texas coast

bays, USA

bio-geo-chemical and physical - storm

Perceived impacts of climate change, coastal development and policy on oyster harvesting in the

Southeastern United States

Deason, G (Deason, Ginger); Seekamp, E (Seekamp, Erin) ; Barbieri, C (Barbieri,

Carla) 2014

10.1016/j.marpol.2014.05.008

Brunsw ick County,

USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - biota /

resilience / Policy

Seagrass (Ruppia maritima L.) Life History Transitions in Response to Salinity Dynamics Along the Everglades-

Florida Bay Ecotone

Strazisar, T (Strazisar, Theresa) ; Koch, MS (Koch, Marguerite S.) ; Madden, CJ

(Madden, Christopher J.) 2015

10.1007/s12237-

014-9807-4

Florida Bay,USA


Thermal Impact from a Thermoelectric Pow er Plant on a Tropical Coastal Lagoon

Cardoso-Mohedano, JG (Cardoso-Mohedano, J. G.); Bernardello, R

(Bernardello, R.); Sanchez-Cabeza, JA (Sanchez-Cabeza, J. A.) ; Ruiz-Fernandez,

AC (Ruiz-Fernandez, A. C.); Alonso-Rodriguez, R (Alonso-Rodriguez, R.) ;

Cruzado, A (Cruzado, A.)

2015

10.1007/s

11270-014-2202-

8

Urias

coastal lagoon, MEXICO

Infrastructure and transportation -

energy

Seagrass consumption by native and a tropically associated f ish species: potential impacts of the

tropicalization of the northern Gulf of Mexico

Heck, KL (Heck, K. L., Jr.) ; Fodrie, FJ

(Fodrie, F. J.) ; Madsen, S (Madsen, S.) ; Baillie, CJ (Baillie, C. J.)[ 5 ] ; Byron, DA

(Byron, D. A.)

Jan 1 2015

10.3354/meps11104

Gulf of Mexico


Predicting Ecological Responses of the Florida Everglades to Possible Future Climate Scenarios:

Introduction

Aumen, NG (Aumen, Nicholas G.)[; Havens, KE (Havens, Karl E.); Best, GR

(Best, G. Ronnie) ; Berry, L (Berry, Leonard)

2015

10.1007/s00267-

014-0439-z

Florida

Bay, USA

Environment -

w etland

Quantifying Florida Bay Habitat Suitability for Fishes and

Invertebrates Under Climate Change Scenarios

Kearney, KA (Kearney, Kelly A.); Butler, M (Butler, Mark) ; Glazer, R (Glazer, Robert)]; Kelble, CR (Kelble, Christopher R.); Serafy,

JE (Serafy, Joseph E.); Stabenau, E (Stabenau, Erik)

2015

10.1007/s00267-

014-0336-5

Florida

Bay, USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - biota

Polymorphism at the ITS and NTS Loci of Perkinsus marinus Isolated from Cultivated Oyster Crassostrea

corteziensis in Nayarit, Mexico and Phylogentic Relationship to P-marinus along the Atlantic Coast

Escobedo-Fregoso, C (Escobedo-Fregoso, C.); Arzul, I (Arzul, I.)[; Carrasco, N (Carrasco, N.); Gutierrez-Rivera, JN

(Gutierrez-Rivera, J. N.); Llera-Herrera, R (Llera-Herrera, R.); Vazquez-Juarez, R

(Vazquez-Juarez, R.)

2015 10.1111/tb

ed.12090

Nayarit,

Mexico

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - biota

20

Spatial and temporal variability in carbon dioxide and methane exchange at three coastal marshes along a

salinity gradient in a northern Gulf of Mexico estuary

Wilson, BJ (Wilson, Benjamin J.); Mortazavi, B (Mortazavi, Behzad); Kiene,

RP (Kiene, Ronald P.)

2015

10.1007/s10533-

015-0085-

4

Gulf of Mexico

bio-geo-chemical and physical - gases,

salinity / Environment

- w etland

Phylogeographic structure and northw ard range

expansion in the barnacle Chthamalus fragilis

Govindarajan, AF (Govindarajan, Annette F.) ; Buksa, F (Buksa, Filip) ; Bockrath, K

(Bockrath, Katherine) ; Wares, JP (Wares, John P.)[; Pineda, J (Pineda, Jesus)

2015 10.7717/p

eerj.926

Tampa

Bay, USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - biota

The Contribution of Mangrove Expansion to Salt Marsh Loss on the Texas Gulf Coast

Armitage, AR (Armitage, Anna R.); Highfield, WE (Highfield, Wesley E.); Brody,

SD (Brody, Samuel D.) ; Louchouarn, P

(Louchouarn, Patrick)

2015 10.1371/journal.pone

.0125404

Texas, USA

Environment - mangrove and

w etland

Transport of blue crab larvae in the northern Gulf of

Mexico during the Deepw ater Horizon oil spill

Jones, BT (Jones, Benjamin T.)[; Gyory, J (Gyory, Joanna)[; Grey, EK (Grey, Erin K.);

Bartlein, M (Bartlein, Michael); Ko, DS (Ko, Dong S.); Nero, RW (Nero, Redw ood W.);

Taylor, CM (Taylor, Caz M.)

2015 10.3354/m

eps11238

Gulf of

Mexico


Economy, Policy and Business - oil

The unnatural history of Kaneohe Bay: coral reef resilience in the face of centuries of anthropogenic

impacts

Bahr, KD (Bahr, Keisha D.); Jokiel, PL (Jokiel, Paul L.); Toonen, RJ (Toonen,

Robert J.) 2015

10.7717/peerj.950

Kaneohe Bay, USA


Tow ards an Understanding of the Interactions betw een Freshw ater Inflow s and Phytoplankton Communities in a

Subtropical Estuary in the Gulf of Mexico

Dorado, S (Dorado, Samuel); Booe, T (Booe, Tyra); Steichen, J (Steichen, Jamie);

McInnes, AS (McInnes, Allison S.) ; Windham, R (Windham, Rachel); Shepard,

A (Shepard, Alicia); Lucchese, AEB (Lucchese, Allyson E. B.); Preischel, H

(Preischel, Hannah); Pinckney, JL (Pinckney, James L.); Davis, SE (Davis, Stephen E.); Roelke, DL (Roelke, Daniel

L.); Quigg, A (Quigg, Antonietta)

2015 10.1371/journal.pone

.0130931

Galveston Bay, USA


Multiple-stressor interactions influence embryo

development rate in the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus

Vasquez, MC (Vasquez, M. Christina); Murillo, A (Murillo, Andrea); Brockmann, HJ

(Brockmann, H. Jane); Julian, D (Julian, David)

2015 10.1242/je

b.117184 FL, USA

bio-geo-chem. and

phy. - biota

The 2014 coral bleaching and freshwater f lood events in Kane'ohe Bay, Haw ai'i

Bahr, KD (Bahr, Keisha D.) ; Jokiel, PL (Jokiel, Paul L.); Rodgers, KS (Rodgers,

Ku'ulei S.)

2015 10.7717/peerj.1136

Kane'ohe Bay,

O'ahu,

Haw ai'i, USA


Coral grow th patterns of Montastraea cavernosa and Porites astreoides in the Florida Keys: The importance of

thermal stress and inimical w aters

Manzello, DP (Manzello, Derek P.)[; Enochs, IC (Enochs, Ian C.); Kolodziej, G (Kolodziej, Graham); Carlton, R (Carlton,

Renee)

2015 10.1016/j.jembe.2015.06.010

Florida Bay, USA


Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Benthic Respiration and Net Nutrient Fluxes in the Atchafalaya River Delta

Estuary

Roberts, BJ (Roberts, Brian J.); Doty, SM (Doty, Susan M.)

2015

10.1007/s12237-

015-9965-z

Atchafalaya Bay, USA

bio-geo-chem. and phy. - biota

/Environment - estuary

Evidence of seabird guano enrichment on a coral reef in Oahu, Haw aii

Honig, SE (Honig, Susanna E.); Mahoney, B (Mahoney, Brenna)

2016

10.1007/s

00227-015-2808-

4

KANEOHE BAY, USA


Recycling sediments betw een source and sink during a eustatic cycle: Systems of late Quaternary northw estern

Gulf of Mexico Basin

Anderson, JB (Anderson, John B.)[;

Wallace, DJ (Wallace, Davin J.); Simms, AR (Simms, Alexander R.); Rodriguez, AB

(Rodriguez, Antonio B.); Weight, RWR (Weight, Robert W. R.); Taha, ZP (Taha, Z.

Patrick)[

2016

10.1016/j.earscirev.2015.10.0

14

Gulf of Mexico

bio-geo-chemical and physical - sediment,

geological record

21

INCREASED TEMPERATURES COMBINED WITH LOWERED SALINITIES DIFFERENTIALLY IMPACT OYSTER SIZE CLASS GROWTH AND MORTALITY

Rybovich, M (Rybovich, Molly); La Peyre, MK (La Peyre, Megan K.); Hall, SG (Hall,

Steven G.); La Peyre, JF (La Peyre, Jerome F.)

2016 10.2983/035.035.01

12

(USA) Gulf of Mexico

bio-geo-chem and physical - biota,

temperature, salinity

Relative sensitivity of f ive Haw aiian coral species to high temperature under high-pCO(2) conditions

Bahr, KD (Bahr, Keisha D.) Jokiel, PL (Jokiel, Paul L.); Rodgers, KS (Rodgers,

Ku'ulei S.) 2016

10.1007/s

00338-016-1405-

4

KANEOHE BAY,

HAWAII


Late Pleistocene-Holocene variability in the southern Gulf of Mexico surface w aters based on planktonic

foraminiferal assemblages

Arellano-Torres, E (Arellano-Torres, Elsa); Machain-Castillo, ML (Luisa Machain-

Castillo, Maria)

2017

10.1016/j.marmicro.2017.04.0

01

Bay of Campeche, Gulf of

Mexico

bio-geo-chemical and physical - record

EFFECT OF HABITAT COMPLEXITY ON PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS: IMPLICATIONS FOR BLACK MANGROVE RANGE EXPANSION INTO NORTHERN

GULF OF MEXICO SALT MARSHES

Scheffel, WA (Scheffel, Whitney A.); Heck, KL (Heck, Kenneth L., Jr.); Rozas, LP

(Rozas, Law rence P.)

2017 10.2983/035.036.01

19

GALVESTON BAY,

USA

Environment - mangrove, w etland

A HOLOCENE RECORD OF FLUX OF ALLUVIAL

SEDIMENT RELATED TO CLIMATE: CASE STUDIES FROM THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO

Milliken, KT (Milliken, Kristy T.); Anderson,

JB (Anderson, John B.); Simms, AR (Simms, Alex R.); Blum, MD (Blum, Michael

D.)

2017 10.2110/jsr.2017.43

NORTHER

N GULF OF

MEXICO

bio-geo-chemical and physical - sediment

Seagrass blue carbon dynamics in the Gulf of Mexico:

Stocks, losses from anthropogenic disturbance, and gains through seagrass restoration

Thorhaug, A (Thorhaug, Anitra); Poulos, HM (Poulos, Helen M.); Lopez-Portillo, J

(Lopez-Portillo, Jorge); Ku, TCW (Ku, Timothy C. W.)[; Berlyn, GP (Berlyn,

Graeme P.)

2017

10.1016/j.

scitotenv.2017.06.18

9

seagrass sites

around the Gulf of Mexico


Effects of Sea Level Rise on the Intertidal Oyster Crassostrea Virginica by Field Experiments

Solomon, JA (Solomon, Joshua A.) ;

Donnelly, MJ (Donnelly, Melinda J.); Walters, LJ (Walters, Linda J.)

2014 10.2112/SI68-008.1

Apalachico

la Bay, Florida,

USA


physical - biota and sea level rise

Supply and dispersal of f lood sediment from a steep, tropical w atershed: Hanalei Bay, Kaua'i, Haw ai'i, USA

Draut, AE (Draut, A. E.); Bothner, MH (Bothner, M. H.) ; Field, ME (Field, M. E.) ;

Reynolds, RL (Reynolds, R. L.) ; Cochran, SA (Cochran, S. A.); Logan, JB (Logan, J. B.) ; Storlazzi, CD (Storlazzi, C. D.); Berg,

CJ (Berg, C. J.)

2009 10.1130/B26367.1

Hanalei

Bay, Kaua'i, Haw ai'i,

USA


Temperature and Solar Radiation Interactions on 3H-leucine Incorporation by Bacterioplankton in a

Subtropical Estuary

Bullock, AK (Bullock, Avery K.); Jeffrey, WH (Jeffrey, Wade H.)

2010

10.1111/j.1751-

1097.2009.00695.x

Pensacola

Bay, and the coastal

Gulf of Mexico

(Florida)

bio-geo-chemical and physical /


Ecological Aspects of Coastal Sediment Management in the Gulf of Mexico

Reed, DJ (Reed, Denise J.); Hijuelos, AC (Hijuelos, Ann C.); Fearnley, SM (Fearnley,

Sarah M.) 2012

10.2112/SI_60_6

Gulf of Mexico


physical - sediment / Economy, Policy and


Central America & Caribe (24)

22

Hurricanes and coral bleaching linked to changes in coral recruitment in Tobago

Mallela, J (Mallela, J.); Crabbe, MJC (Crabbe, M. J. C.)

2009

10.1016/j.marenvres.2009.06.0

01

Tobago

Environment - coral

reef / climate change / Bio-geo-chemical

and physical - hurricanes, storms

Topography and spatial arrangement of reef -building corals on the fringing reefs of North Jamaica may

influence their response to disturbance from bleaching

Crabbe, MJC (Crabbe, M. J. C.) 2010

10.1016/j.marenvres.2009.09.0

07

North Jamaica

Environment - coral reef / climate change, resilience / Bio-geo-

chemical and physical - hurricanes, storms

Simple ecological trade-offs give rise to emergent cross-ecosystem distributions of a coral reef f ish

Grol, MGG (Grol, Monique G. G.) ; Nagelkerken, I (Nagelkerken, Ivan); Rypel,

AL (Rypel, Andrew L.) ; Layman, CA

(Layman, Craig A.)

2011

10.1007/s00442-

010-1833-

8

CARIBBEAN BAY


Environmental effects on coral growth and recruitment in the Caribbean

Crabbe, MJC (Crabbe, M. James C.) 2012 10.1017/S00253154

11001913

Discovery Bay,

JAMAICA

Environment - coral reef / climate change / Bio-geo-chemical

and physical - hurricanes, storms

Factors Affecting Hatch Success of Haw ksbill Sea Turtles on Long Island, Antigua, West Indies

Ditmer, MA (Ditmer, Mark Allan); Stapleton, SP (Stapleton, Seth Patrick)

Mar 1 2012


.0038472

Long Island,

Antigua,

West Indies

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota

A multiproxy record of terrestrial inputs to the coastal ocean using minor and trace elements (Ba/Ca, Mn/Ca,

Y/Ca) and carbon isotopes (delta C-13, Delta C-14) in a

nearshore coral from Puerto Rico

Moyer, RP (Moyer, Ryan P.); Grottoli, AG (Grottoli, Andrea G.); Olesik, JW (Olesik,

John W.)

19 2012 10.1029/2011PA002

249

Puerto Rico

Environment - coral reef / Bio-geo-


Decline and Local Extinction of Caribbean Eusocial

Shrimp

Duffy, JE (Duffy, J. Emmett); Macdonald, KS (Macdonald, Kenneth S., III)[; Hultgren,

KM (Hultgren, Kristin M.) ; Chak, TCS (Chak, Tin Chi Solomon) ; Rubenstein, DR

(Rubenstein, Dustin R.)

13 2013

10.1371/jo

urnal.pone.0054637

BELIZE Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota

Freshw ater estimates of prokaryotic respiration in tropical

Central America Pollard, PC (Pollard, Peter C.)

Jan 1

2013

10.1080/14634988.2

013.788968

Panama Canal,

Central America

Bio-geo-chemical and

physical

INCREASED ALGAL DOMINANCE DESPITE

PRESENCE OF DIADEMA ANTILLARUM POPULATIONS ON A CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF

Lacey, EA (Lacey, Elizabeth A.) ;

Fourqurean, JW (Fourqurean, James W.) ; Collado-Vides, L (Collado-Vides, Ligia)

2013

10.5343/b

ms.2012.1015

Caribe

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - algae /


Production and carbonate dynamics of Halimeda incrassata (Ellis) Lamouroux altered by Thalassia

testudinum Banks and So land ex Konig

Barry, SC (Barry, Savanna C.); Frazer, TK (Frazer, Thomas K.) ; Jacoby, CA (Jacoby,

Charles A). 2013

10.1016/j.jembe.2013.03.012

Grape Tree Bay

of Little Cayman Island,

CARIBBE

AN

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - algae

23

Assessing Climate Variability Effects on Dengue Incidence in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Mendez-Lazaro, P (Mendez-Lazaro,

Pablo); Muller-Karger, FE (Muller-Karger, Frank E.); Otis, D (Otis, Daniel); McCarthy,

MJ (McCarthy, Matthew J.) ; Pena-Orellana, M (Pena-Orellana, Marisol)

2014 10.3390/ijerph11090

9409

San Juan Bay,

Puerto Rico

Health and w ell-being

Forecasting decadal changes in sea surface temperatures and coral bleaching w ithin a Caribbean

coral reef

Li, AG (Li, Angang) ; Reidenbach, MA (Reidenbach, Matthew A.)

2014

10.1007/s00338-

014-1162-

1

Caribbean coral reef



- temperature

The results of long term coral reef monitoring at three locations in Jamaica: Monkey Island, "Gorgo City" and

Southeast Cay

Ford, MC (Ford, Marcia Creary); Smith, LJ (Smith, Loureene Jones); Green, SO

(Green, Sean O.)

2014 ISSN:

0034-7744

Discovery Bay,

JAMAICA


Evidence of initial coral community recovery at Discovery Bay on Jamaica's North Coast

Crabbe, MJC (Crabbe, M. James C.) 2014 ISSN:

0034-7744

Discovery

Bay, JAMAICA


Benthic primary production in an upw elling-influenced coral reef, Colombian Caribbean

Eidens, C (Eidens, Corvin) ; Bayraktarov, E (Bayraktarov, Elisa) ; Hauffe, T (Hauffe, Torsten) ; Pizarro, V (Pizarro, Valeria) ; Wilke, T (Wilke, Thomas)[ 1 ] ; Wild, C

(Wild, Christian)

Feb 1 2014

10.7717/peerj.554

Colombian Caribbean


chemical and physical - primary productivity,

upw elling

Multiple anthropogenic stressors exert complex,

interactive effects on a coral reef community

Muthukrishnan, R (Muthukrishnan, Ranjan);

Fong, P (Fong, Peggy) 2014

10.1007/s00338-

014-1199-1

Gulf of

Panama

Environment - coral

reef

Fish Species Utilization of Contrasting sub-Habitats Distributed Along an Ocean-to-Land Environmental

Gradient in a Tropical Mangrove and Seagrass Lagoon

Hylkema, A (Hylkema, A.); Vogelaar, W

(Vogelaar, W.); Meesters, HWG (Meesters, H. W. G.); Nagelkerken, I (Nagelkerken, I.);

Debrot, AO (Debrot, A. O.)

2015

10.1007/s

12237-014-9907-

1

Southeastern

Caribbean

Environment -

mangrove, seagrass / Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota

Dynamics in benthic community composition and influencing factors in an upw elling-exposed coral reef on

the Pacif ic coast of Costa Rica

Stuhldreier, I (Stuhldreier, Ines); Sanchez-Noguera, C (Sanchez-Noguera, Celeste);

Roth, F (Roth, Florian); Jimenez, C

(Jimenez, Carlos); Rixen, T (Rixen, Tim); Cortes, J (Cortes, Jorge); Wild, C (Wild,

Christian)

24 2015 10.7717/p

eerj.1434

CULEBRA BAY,

COSTA RICA


chemical and physical - upw elling

Ecosystem carbon stocks of mangrove forests along the Pacif ic and Caribbean coasts of Honduras

Bhomia, RK (Bhomia, Rupesh K.); Kauffman, JB (Kauffman, J. Boone);

McFadden, TN (McFadden, Tyler N.)

2016

10.1007/s11273-

016-9483-

1

Honduras Environment -

mangrove

We are not all the same!: Comparative climate changevulnerabilities among fishers in Old Harbour Bay,

Jamaica

Baptiste, AK (Baptiste, April Karen); Kinlocke, R (Kinlocke, Robert)

2016

10.1016/j.geoforum.2015.05.0

06

Old Harbour

Bay,

Jamaica

vulnerability / Subsistence f ishing

and shellf ish collector

-

The influence of f luvial dynamics and North Atlantic

sw ells on the beach habitat of leatherback turtles at Grande Riviere Trinidad

Darsan, J (Darsan, Junior); Jehu, A (Jehu, Adam); Asmath, H (Asmath, Hamish);

Singh, A (Singh, Asha); Wilson, M (Wilson, Matthew )

15 2016

10.1016/j.jenvman.2

016.05.014

COCOS BAY

MANZANILLA, Trinid & Tobago

Environment - beach /


Linking ecosystem service supply to stakeholder concerns on both land and sea: An example from

Guanica Bay w atershed, Puerto Rico

Smith, A (Smith, Amelia); Yee, SH (Yee,

Susan H.); Russell, M (Russell, Marc); Aw kerman, J (Aw kerman, Jill); Fisher, WS

(Fisher, William S.)

2017 10.1016/j.ecolind.2016.11.036

Guanica

Bay, Puerto Rico

Economy, Policy and

Business - services / Health and w ell-being

- community

24

Thirty years of land use/cover change in the Caribbean: Assessing the relationship betw een urbanization and

mangrove loss in Roatan, Honduras

Tuholske, C (Tuholske, Cascade); Tane, Z (Tane, Zachary) ; Lopez-Carr, D (Lopez-Carr, David); Roberts, D (Roberts, Dar);

Cassels, S (Cassels, Susan)

Jan 1 2017

10.1016/j.apgeog.20

17.08.018

Honduras


Infrastructure and

transportation - urbanization

Scleractinian coral population size structures and grow th

rates indicate coral resilience on the fringing reefs of North Jamaica

Crabbe, MJC (Crabbe, M. J. C.) -2009

10.1016/j.marenvres

.2009.01.003

Discovery

Bay, JAMAICA

Environment - coral

reef / resilience

South America (32)

Mitochondrial DNA and microsatellite loci data supporting

a management plan for a critically endangered lizard from Brazil

Diaz-Ochoa, JA (Diaz-Ochoa, J. A.); Pantoja, S (Pantoja, S.) ; De Lange, GJ (De

Lange, G. J.); Lange, CB (Lange, C. B.) ; Sanchez, GE (Sanchez, G. E.); Acuna, VR

(Acuna, V. R.) ; Munoz, P (Munoz, P.) Vargas, G (Vargas, G.)

2011

10.5194/b

g-8-137-2011

Brazil


physical - biota, Upw elling

Oxygenation variability in Mejillones Bay, off northern Chile, during the last tw o centuries

Diaz-Ochoa, JA (Diaz-Ochoa, J. A.); Pantoja, S (Pantoja, S.) ; De Lange, GJ (De

Lange, G. J.); Lange, CB (Lange, C. B.) ; Sanchez, GE (Sanchez, G. E.); Acuna, VR

(Acuna, V. R.) ; Munoz, P (Munoz, P.)

Vargas, G (Vargas, G.)

2011 10.5194/bg-8-137-

2011 Chile


physical - sediment, geological record,

primary productivity, Upw elling

The salinity during larval development affects the dispersion in adults of the tree-climbing crab Aratus

pisonii

Marochi, MZ (Marochi, Murilo Zanetti); Martins, SB (Martins, Salise Brandt);

Masunari, S (Masunari, Setuko) 2017

10.1080/00222933.2017.13659

64

Paranagua Bay, Brazil

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chemical

and physical - salinity,

biota

Application of ALOS AVNIR-2 for the detection of seaw eed and seagrass beds on the northeast of Brazil

da Silva, GCM (Minora da Silva, Gabriella Cynara); de Souza, FES (Soares de Souza, Flavo Elano); Marinho-Soriano, E (Marinho-

Soriano, Eliane)

2017

10.1080/01431161.2016.12687

38

reefs of Maracajaú,

Brazil


Organic carbon accumulation in Brazilian mangal sediments

Sanders, CJ (Sanders, Christian J.); Smoak, JM (Smoak, Joseph M.); Sanders,

LM (Sanders, Luciana M.); Naidu, AS (Naidu, A. Sathy); Patchineelam, SR

(Patchineelam, Sambasiva R.)

2010 10.1016/j.jsames.2010.10.001

Brazil Environment -

mangrove / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

Pb-210-derived Sedimentation Rates and C-org Fluxes

in Soledad Lagoon (Cispata Lagoon System, NW Caribbean Coast of Colombia)

Ruiz-Fernandez, AC (Carolina Ruiz-Fernandez, Ana) ; Marrugo-Negrete, JL

(Luis Marrugo-Negrete, Jose); Paternina-Uribe, R (Paternina-Uribe, Roberth); Perez-Bernal, LH (Hascibe Perez-Bernal, Libia)

2011

10.1007/s12237-

011-9394-6

Caribbean

Coast of Colombia


physical

El Nino-Southern Oscillation cyclical modulation of macrobenthic community structure in the Humboldt

Current ecosystem

Pacheco, AS (Pacheco, Aldo S.); Riascos,

JM (Riascos, Jose M.); Orellana, F (Orellana, Fernanda); Oliva, ME (Oliva,

Marcelo E.)

2012

10.1111/j.

1600-0706.2012.20257.x

Chile Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota, Upw elling

Coral bleaching in the Caramuanas reef (Todos os Santos Bay, Brazil) during the 2010 El Nino event

Miranda, RJ (Miranda, Ricardo J.); Cruz, ICS (Cruz, Igor C. S.); Leao, ZMAN (Leao,

Zelinda M. A. N.) 2013

10.3856/v

ol41-issue2-

fulltext-14

Todos os Santos

Bay, Brazil


Bleaching Susceptibility and Recovery of Colombian

Caribbean Corals in Response to Water Current Exposure and Seasonal Upw elling

Bayraktarov, E (Bayraktarov, Elisa) ; Pizarro, V (Pizarro, Valeria); Eidens, C

(Eidens, Corvin); Wilke, T (Wilke, Thomas); Wild, C (Wild, Christian)

25 2013

10.1371/jo

urnal.pone.0080536

Colombia Environment - coral

reef

25

Assessing the ecological effects of human impacts on coral reefs in Bocas del Toro, Panama

Seemann, J (Seemann, Janina); Gonzalez, CT (Gonzalez, Cindy T.) ; Carballo-

Bolanos, R (Carballo-Bolanos, Rodrigo); Berry, K (Berry, Kathryn) ; Heiss, GA (Heiss, Georg A.) ; Struck, U (Struck, Ulrich) ; Leinfelder, RR (Leinfelder,

Reinhold R.)

2014

10.1007/s

10661-013-3490-

y

Almirante Bay,

PANAMA

impact / Environment - coral reef

Functional traits of selected mangrove species in Brazil as biological indicators of different environmental

conditions

Arrivabene, HP (Arrivabene, Hiulana

Pereira) ; Souza, I (Souza, Iara); Co, WLO (Oliveira Co, Walter Luiz) ; Rodella, RA

(Rodella, Roberto Antonio); Wunderlin, DA

(Alberto Wunderlin, Daniel); Milanez, CR (Milanez, Camilla Rozindo)

Jan 1 2014

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2014.01.03

2

Brazil

Environment - mangrove / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

- biota

Elevated rates of organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus accumulation in a highly impacted mangrove

w etland

Sanders, CJ (Sanders, Christian J.); Eyre, BD (Eyre, Bradley D.); Santos, IR (Santos, Isaac R.); Machado, W (Machado, Wilson) ;

Luiz-Silva, W (Luiz-Silva, Wanilson);

Smoak, JM (Smoak, Joseph M.); Breithaupt, JL (Breithaupt, Joshua L.);

Ketterer, ME (Ketterer, Michael E.); Sanders, L (Sanders, Luciana) ; Marotta, H

(Marotta, Humberto) ; Silva, E (Silva-Filho, Emmanoel)

16 2014 10.1002/2014GL059

789 BRAZIL

Environment -

mangrove / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

- nutrients

Spatial and temporal variability of w ater quality in the coral reefs of Tayrona National Natural Park, Colombian

Caribbean

Bayraktarov, E (Bayraktarov, Elisa); Pizarro, V (Pizarro, Valeria); Wild, C (Wild,

Christian)

2014

10.1007/s10661-

014-3647-3

Tayrona National Natural

Park, Colombian Caribbean


chemical and physical - upw elling

Guidelines for the strategic management of f lood risks in industrial plant oil in the Brazilian coast: adaptive

measures to the impacts by relative sea level rise

Lacerda, GBM (Lacerda, G. B. M.) ; Silva, C (Silva, C.) ; Pimenteira, CAP (Pimenteira,

C. A. P.) ; Kopp, RV (Kopp, R. V., Jr.) ;

Grumback, R (Grumback, R.) ; Rosa, LP (Rosa, L. P.) ; de Freitas, MAV (de Freitas,

M. A. V.)

2014

10.1007/s11027-

013-9459-x

Guanabara Bay,

BRAZIL

climate change, resilience, adaptation

/ Bio-geo-chemical

and physical - sea level, f looding,

The influence of environmental variables on estuarine dolphins (Sotalia guianensis) spatial distribution and

habitat used in the Estuarine Lagunar Complex of Cananeia, southeastern Brazil

de Godoy, DF (de Godoy, Daniela Ferro); Andriolo, A (Andriolo, Artur); Filla, GD (Filla,

Gislaine de Fatima)

2015

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2015.01.013

southeaste

rn Brazil


and physical - biota

White but not bleached: photophysiological evidence

from w hite Montastraea cavernosa reveals potential overestimation of coral bleaching

Cruz, ICS (Cruz, Igor C. S.); Leal, MC (Leal, Miguel C.); Mendes, CR (Mendes, Carlos R.); Kikuchi, RKP (Kikuchi, Ruy K.

P.); Rosa, R (Rosa, Rui) ; Soares, AMVM (Soares, Amadeu M. V. M.); Serodio, J

(Serodio, Joao); Calado, R (Calado,

Ricardo); Rocha, RJM (Rocha, Rui J. M.)

2015

10.1007/s

00227-015-2633-

9

Todos os

Santos Bay,

BRAZIL


Mid- and late Holocene fluvial dynamics in the tropical Guapi-Macacu catchment, Southeast Brazil: The role of

climate change and human impact

Kirchner, A (Kirchner, Andre)[; Nehren, U (Nehren, Udo); Behling, H (Behling,

Hermann); Heinrich, J (Heinrich, Juergen)

15 2015 10.1016/j.palaeo.20

15.03.015

Southeast Brazil

climate change / Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - geological

record

Using remote sensing to monitor the influence of river discharge on w atershed outlets and adjacent coral

Reefs: Magdalena River and Rosario Islands, Colombia

Moreno-Madrinan, MJ (Moreno-Madrinan,

Max J.); Rickman, DL (Rickman, Douglas L.); Ogashaw ara, I (Ogashaw ara, Igor) ; Irw in, DE (Irw in, Daniel E.)[ 4 ] ; Ye, J (Ye,

Jun); Al-Hamdan, MZ (Al-Hamdan,

Mohammad Z.)

2015 10.1016/j.jag.2015.0

1.008

Barbacoas Bay /

TAMPA BAY,

COLOMBIA AND

USA


26

Predicting ecological changes on benthic estuarine assemblages through decadal climate trends along

Brazilian Marine Ecoregions

Bernardino, AF (Bernardino, Angelo F.); Netto, SA (Netto, Sergio A.); Pagliosa, PR

(Pagliosa, Paulo R.); Barros, F (Barros, Francisco); Christofoletti, RA (Christofoletti,

Ronaldo A.); Rosa, JS (Rosa Filho, Jose S.); Colling, A (Colling, Andre); Lana, PC

(Lana, Paulo C.)

May 1 2015

10.1016/j.ecss.2015

.05.021

GUANABARA BAY, BRAZIL

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota

Are there general spatial patterns of mangrove structure and composition along estuarine salinity gradients in

Todos os Santos Bay?

Costa, P (Costa, Patricia); Dorea, A (Dorea, Antonio); Mariano-Neto, E (Mariano-Neto, Eduardo); Barros, F (Barros, Francisco)

May 1 2015

10.1016/j.ecss.2015

.08.014

Todos os Santos Bay,

BRAZIL


- salinity

Productivity and Sustainable Management of the Humboldt Current Large Marine Ecosystem under

climate change

Gutierrez, D (Gutierrez, Dimitri); Akester, M (Akester, Michael); Naranjo, L (Naranjo,

Laura)

2016 10.1016/j.envdev.20

15.11.004

Peru -

Chile

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - primary

productivity, upwelling

/ Economy, Policy and Business - management

Mercury dilution by autochthonous organic matter in a fertilized mangrove w etland

Machado, W (Machado, Wilson); Sanders, CJ (Sanders, Christian J.); Santos, IR

(Santos, Isaac R.); Sanders, LM (Sanders, Luciana M.); Silva, EV (Silva-Filho,

Emmanoel V.); Luiz-Silva, W (Luiz-Silva, Wanilson)

2016 10.1016/j.envpol.2016.02.002

SE Brazil

Environment -

mangrove / Health and w ell being - contamination

Groundw ater contamination in coastal urban areas: Anthropogenic pressure and natural attenuation

processes. Example of Recife (PE State, NE Brazil)

Bertrand, G (Bertrand, G.); Hirata, R

(Hirata, R.); Pauw els, H (Pauw els, H.); Cary, L (Cary, L.); Petelet-Giraud, E

(Petelet-Giraud, E.); Chatton, E (Chatton, E.) ; Aquilina, L (Aquilina, L.)[ 3 ] ;

Labasque, T (Labasque, T.); Martins, V (Martins, V.); Montenegro, S (Montenegro,

S.); Batista, J (Batista, J.); Aurouet, A (Aurouet, A.); Santos, J (Santos, J.);

Bertolo, R (Bertolo, R.); Picot, G (Picot, G.); Franzen, M (Franzen, M.) ; Hochreutener,

R (Hochreutener, R.); Braibant, G (Braibant, G.)

2016 10.1016/j.jconhyd.2016.07.008

Brazil


physical / Health and w ell being -

contamination

Estuary Adjacent to a Megalopolis as Potential Disrupter

of Carbon and Nutrient Budgets in the Coastal Ocean

Lazzari, L (Lazzari, Leticia); Wagener, ALR (Wagener, Angela L. R.); Farias, CO

(Farias, Cassia O.); Baeta, AP (Baeta, Aida

P.) ; Mauad, CR (Mauad, Cristiane R.); Fernandes, AM (Fernandes, Alexandre M.);

Paranhos, R (Paranhos, Rodolfo)[; Carreira, RS (Carreira, Renato S.)

2016

10.5935/0103-

5053.20160056

Guanabara

Bay, BRAZIL


and physical / Infrastructure and

transportation

The effects of ocean acidif ication and a carbon dioxide capture and storage leak on the early life stages of the

marine mussel Perna perna (Linneaus, 1758) and metal bioavailability

Szalaj, D (Szalaj, D.); De Orte, MR (De Orte, M. R.) ; Goulding, TA (Goulding, T.

A.); Medeiros, ID (Medeiros, I. D.); DelValls, TA (DelValls, T. A.); Cesar, A

(Cesar, A.)

2017

10.1007/s11356-

016-7863-y

Santos

Bay, Brazil


physical

Differences in the structure of copepod assemblages in four tropical estuaries: Importance of pollution and the

estuary hydrodynamics

Araujo, AV (Araujo, Adriana V.); Dias, CO (Dias, Cristina O.); Bonecker, SLC

(Bonecker, Sergio L. C.) 15 2017

10.1016/j.marpolbul.2016.12.0

47

Ilha Grande

Bay, Brazil


and physical - hydrology

27

Photosynthesis and Grow th of Temperate and Sub-

Tropical Estuarine Phytoplankton in a Scenario of Nutrient Enrichment under Solar Ultraviolet Radiation

Exposure

Villafane, VE (Villafane, Virginia E.); Cabrerizo, MJ (Cabrerizo, Marco J.);

Erzinger, GS (Erzinger, Gilmar S.); Bermejo, P (Bermejo, Paula)[; Strauch, SM

(Strauch, Sebastian M.); Valinas, MS (Valinas, Macarena S.); Helbling, EW

(Helbling, E. Walter)

2017

10.1007/s

12237-016-0176-

z

Babitonga Bay , Brazil


and physical

Vertical distribution of copepod eggs in the oxygen minimum zone off Mejillones Bay (23(omicron) S) in the

Humboldt Current System

Ruz, PM (Ruz, P. M.); Hidalgo, P (Hidalgo, P.); Riquelme-Bugueno, R (Riquelme-

Bugueno, R.); Franco-Cisterna, B (Franco-

Cisterna, B.); Cornejo, M (Cornejo, M.)

17 2017 10.3354/meps12117

Mejillones Bay, CHILE

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota,

upw elling

Storm effects on intertidal invertebrates: increased beta

diversity of few individuals and species

Corte, GN (Corte, Guilherme N.); Schlacher, TA (Schlacher, Thomas A.); Checon, HH(Checon, Helio H.); Barboza, CAM (Barboza, Carlos A. M.); Siegle, E

(Siegle, Eduardo); Coelman, RA (Coelman, Ross A.); Amaral, ACZ (Amaral, Antonia

Cecilia Z.)

23 2017 10.7717/p

eerj.3360

Araçá Bay,

BRAZIL


physical - biota, storm

Breaking out of the comfort zone: El Nino-Southern

Oscillation as a driver of trophic f low s in a benthic consumer of the Humboldt Current ecosystem

Riascos, JM (Riascos, Jose M.); Solis, MA

(Solis, Marco A.); Pacheco, AS (Pacheco, Aldo S.); Ballesteros, M (Ballesteros,

Manuel)

28 2017

10.1098/rs

pb.2017.0923

Bah´ıa

Independencia, Peru


physical - biota, upw elling

Evaluation of impacts of climate change and local stressors on the biotechnological potential of marine macroalgae - a brief theoretical discussion of likely

scenarios

Horta, PA (Horta, Paulo A.); Vieira-Pinto, T (Vieira-Pinto, Talita) ; Martins, CDL

(Martins, Cintia D. L.) ; Sissini, MN (Sissini, Marina N.) ; Ramlov, F (Ramlov,

Fernanda); Lhullier, C (Lhullier, Cintia) ; Scherner, F (Scherner, Fernando) ;

Sanches, PF (Sanches, Paola F.) ; Farias, JN (Farias, Julyana N.); Bastos, E (Bastos, Eduardo); Bouzon, JL (Bouzon, Janayna

L.) ; Munoz, P (Munoz, Pamela) ; Valduga, E (Valduga, Eduardo) ; Arantes, NP

(Arantes, Noele P.); Batista, MB (Batista, Manuela B.); Riul, P (Riul, Pablo); Almeida,

RS (Almeida, Rafael S.) ; Paes, E (Paes, Eduardo) ; Fonseca, A (Fonseca,

Alessandra); Schenkel, EP (Schenkel, Eloir P.); Rorig, L (Rorig, Leonardo); Bouzon, Z

(Bouzon, Zenilda) ; Barufi, JB (Barufi, Jose Bonomi); Colepicolo, P (Colepicolo, Pio) ; Yokoya, N (Yokoya, Nair); Copertino, MS (Copertino, Margareth S.); de Oliveira, EC

(de Oliveira, Eurico C.)

-2012

10.1590/S

0102-695X201200500008

5

BRAZIL impact / Bio-geo-

chemical and physical - algae

First Assessment of Carbon Stock in the Below ground Biomass of Brazilian Mangroves

Santos, DMC (Santos, Daniel M. C.);

Estrada, GCD (Estrada, Gustavo C. D.) ; Fernandez, V (Fernandez, Viviane);

Estevam, MRM (Estevam, Marciel R. M.);

De Souza, BT (De Souza, Brunna T.); Soares, MLG (Soares, Mario L. G.)

-2017

10.1590/0001-

37652017

20160496

Sepetiba bay, Brazil


Africa (32)

Vegetative and reproductive phenological traits of Rhizophora mucronata Lamk. and Sonneratia alba Sm.

Wang'ondu, VW (Wang'ondu, Virginia W.) ; Kairo, JG (Kairo, James G.) ; Kinyamario, JI (Kinyamario, Jenesio I.); Mw aura, FB

(Mw aura, Francis B.) ; Bosire, JO (Bosire, Jared O.) ; Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-

Guebas, Farid); Koedam, N (Koedam,

Nico)

2013

10.1016/j.f

lora.2013.08.004

MANGRO

VES IN Gazi Bay, KENYA


Mangroves in peril: unprecedented degradation rates of peri-urban mangroves in Kenya

Bosire, JO (Bosire, J. O.); Kaino, JJ (Kaino, J. J.) ; Olagoke, AO (Olagoke, A. O.) ;

Mw ihaki, LM (Mw ihaki, L. M.) ; Ogendi, GM (Ogendi, G. M.); Kairo, JG (Kairo, J. G.);

Berger, U (Berger, U.) ; Macharia, D (Macharia, D.)

2014 10.5194/b

g-11-

2623-2014

GAZI BAY KENYA


Infrastructure and

transportation - urban

28

Mangroves facing climate change: landw ard migration potential in response to projected scenarios of sea level

rise

Di Nitto, D (Di Nitto, D.); Neukermans, G

(Neukermans, G.); Koedam, N (Koedam, N.) ; Defever, H (Defever, H.) ; Pattyn, F

(Pattyn, F.); Kairo, JG (Kairo, J. G.) ; Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas, F.)

2014 10.5194/bg-11-857-

2014

Gazi Bay, Kenya


- sea level

Sublittoral seaw eed communities on natural and artif icial

substrata in a high-latitude coral community in South Africa

Gersun, L (Gersun, L.); Anderson, RJ (Anderson, R. J.); Hart, JR (Hart, J. R.);

Maneveldt, GW (Maneveldt, G. W.); Bolton, JJ (Bolton, J. J.)

2016

10.2989/1814232X.

2016.1196727

Sodw ana Bay,

SOUTH AFRICA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - algae, biota

/ Environment - coral reef

Threshold response of Madagascar's littoral forest to sea-level rise

Virah-Sawmy, M (Virah-Sawmy, Malika)[ 1 ] ; Willis, KJ (Willis, Katherine J.); Gillson, L

(Gillson, Lindsey) 2009

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8238.2008.00429.x

Madagascar


physical - sedimentation,

geological record, sea level, salinity

Evolution of a Pharaonic harbor on the Red Sea: Implications for coastal response to changes in sea level

and climate

Hein, CJ (Hein, Christopher J.); FitzGerald, DM (FitzGerald, Duncan M.); Milne, GA

(Milne, Glenn A.) ; Bard, K (Bard, Kathryn) ; Fattovich, R (Fattovich, Rodolfo)

2011 10.1130/G31928.1

Red Sea Bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological

record

Regime shifts and heterogeneous trends in malaria time series from Western Kenya Highlands

Chaves, LF (Chaves, Luis Fernando); Hashizume, M (Hashizume, Masahiro); Satake, A (Satake, Akiko); Minakaw a, N

(Minakaw a, Noboru)

2012 10.1017/S0031182011001685

Western Kenya

Health and w ellbeing

Multiparametric approach for assessing environmental quality variations in West African aquatic ecosystems

using the black-chinned tilapia (Sarotherodon melanotheron) as a sentinel species

Ndiaye, A (Ndiaye, Aw a) ; Sanchez, W (Sanchez, Wilfried); Durand, JD (Durand,

Jean-Dominique) ; Budzinski, H (Budzinski,

Helene) ; Palluel, O (Palluel, Olivier) ; Diouf, K (Diouf, Khady); Ndiaye, P (Ndiaye,

Papa) ; Panfili, J (Panfili, Jacques)

2012

10.1007/s11356-

012-0979-9

West

Africa


temperature, salinity / Health and w ellbeing

- contaminant

Holocene mangrove dynamics in Makoba Bay, Zanzibar Punw ong, P (Punw ong, Paramita) ;

Marchant, R (Marchant, Rob); Selby, K (Selby, Katherine)

2013 10.1016/j.palaeo.2013.04.004

Makoba Bay,

TANZANIA


- geological record

River sediment supply, sedimentation and transport of

the highly turbid sediment plume in Malindi Bay, Kenya Johnson, UK (Johnson, U. Kitheka) 2013

10.1007/s11442-

013-1022-x

Malindi

Bay, Kenya


physical - sedimentation

The impact of environmental degradation on reproduction of the black-chinned tilapia Sarotherodon

melanotheron from various coastal marine, estuarine and freshw ater habitats

Gueye, M (Gueye, Moussa); Kantoussan, J

(Kantoussan, Justin); Tine, M (Tine, Mbaye)

2013

10.1016/j.

crvi.2013.05.004

Hann Bay,

SENEGAL


temperature, salinity / adaptation, impact

The f irst record of the slender sunfish Ranzania laevis from the Red Sea

Abu El-Regal, MA (Abu El-Regal, M. A.) ; El-Moselhy, K (El-Moselhy, K.)

2013 10.1111/jfb.12226

Hurghada, EGYPT


29

Propagating uncertainty to estimates of above-ground biomass for Kenyan mangroves: A scaling procedure

from tree to landscape level

Cohen, R (Cohen, R.) ; Kaino, J (Kaino, J.);

Okello, JA (Okello, J. A.) Bosire, JO (Bosire, J. O.)[ ; Kairo, JG (Kairo, J. G.); Huxham, M (Huxham, M.); Mencuccini, M

(Mencuccini, M.)

15 2013 10.1016/j.foreco.2013.09.047

GAZI BAY, Kenya


Ecological Variability and Carbon Stock Estimates of Mangrove Ecosystems in Northw estern Madagascar

Jones, TG (Jones, Trevor G.); Ratsimba, HR (Ratsimba, Harif idy Rakoto) ;

Ravaoarinorotsihoarana, L

(Ravaoarinorotsihoarana, Lalao) ; Cripps, G (Cripps, Garth); Bey, A (Bey, Adia)

2014 10.3390/f5

010177 MADAGAS

CAR

Environment - mangrove / Economy, Policy and Business -

services

Effects of experimental sedimentation on the

phenological dynamics and leaf traits of replanted mangroves at Gazi bay, Kenya

Okello, JA (Okello, Judith A.) ; Robert, EMR (Robert, Elisabeth M. R.) ; Beeckman, H

(Beeckman, Hans) ; Kairo, JG (Kairo,

James G.)] ; Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas, Farid) ; Koedam, N

(Koedam, Nico)

2014 10.1002/e

ce3.1154

Gazi bay,

Kenya

Environment - mangrove / Bio-geo-

chemical and physical - sedimentation

Recent Warming of Lake Kivu

Katsev, S (Katsev, Sergei) ; Aaberg, AA

(Aaberg, Arthur A.) ; Crow e, SA (Crow e, Sean A.) ; Hecky, RE (Hecky, Robert E.

Aug 1

2014

10.1371/jo

urnal.pone.0109084

Kabuno

Bay, CONGO

General - climate change, global

w arming / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

- temperature

Paleo-environment and f looding of the Limpopo River-plain, Mozambique, betw een c. AD 1200-2000

Sitoe, SR (Sitoe, Sandra Raul); Risberg, J

(Risberg, Jan) ; Norstrom, E (Norstrom, Elin); Snow ball, I (Snow ball, Ian) ;

Holmgren, K (Holmgren, Karin); Achimo, M (Achimo, Mussa); Mugabe, J (Mugabe,

Joao)

2015 10.1016/j.catena.2014.10.038

Mozambique

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - f looding, geological record

Thermal specialization across large geographical scales

predicts the resilience of mangrove crab populations to global w arming

Fusi, M (Fusi, Marco)[; Giomi, F (Giomi, Folco); Babbini, S (Babbini, Simone); Daffonchio, D (Daffonchio, Daniele);

McQuaid, CD (McQuaid, Christopher D.); Porri, F (Porri, Francesca); Cannicci, S

(Cannicci, Stefano)

2015 10.1111/oi

k.01757

MAPUTO BAY,

MOZAMBIQUE

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - biota /


Carbon stocks of mangroves w ithin the Zambezi River

Delta, Mozambique

Stringer, CE (Stringer, Christina E.); Trettin,

CC (Trettin, Carl C.); Zarnoch, SJ (Zarnoch, Stanley J.); Tang, WW (Tang, Wenw u)

15 2015

10.1016/j.f

oreco.2015.06.027

Mozambiq

ue

Environment -

mangrove

Madagascar's Mangroves: Quantifying Nation-Wide and Ecosystem Specif ic Dynamics, and Detailed

Contemporary Mapping of Distinct Ecosystems

Jones, TG (Jones, Trevor G.); Glass, L (Glass, Leah); Gandhi, S (Gandhi, Samir);

Ravaoarinorotsihoarana, L

(Ravaoarinorotsihoarana, Lalao); Carro, A (Carro, Aude); Benson, L (Benson, Lisa); Ratsimba, HR (Ratsimba, Harif idy Rakoto); Giri, C (Giri, Chandra); Randriamanatena,

D (Randriamanatena, Dannick); Cripps, G (Cripps, Garth)

2016 10.3390/rs8020106

MADAGASCAR


Hazards and vulnerabilities among informal w etland communities in Kampala, Uganda

Isunju, JB (Isunju, John Bosco); Orach, CG (Orach, Christopher Garimoi); Kemp, J

(Kemp, Jaco) 2016

10.1177/0956247815613689

Murchison Bay,

Uganda

General - hazard,

vulnerability / Environment -

w etland / Health and w ell-being -

community

Above- and below ground tree biomass models for three mangrove species in Tanzania: a nonlinear mixed effects

modelling approach

Njana, MA (Njana, Marco Andrew );

Bollandsas, OM (Bollandsas, Ole Martin)[; Eid, T (Eid, Tron); Zahabu, E (Zahabu,

Eliakimu); Malimbw i, RE (Malimbw i, Rogers

Ernest)

2016

10.1007/s13595-

015-0524-3

Tanzania Environment -

mangrove

30

Apparent dynamic stability of the southeast African coast despite sea level rise

Smith, AM (Smith, Alan M.); Bundy, SC (Bundy, Simon C.); Cooper, JAG (Cooper,

J. Andrew G.) 15 2016

10.1002/esp.3917

Kw aZulu-Natal,

Southeast AFRICA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sea level

Quantif ication of climate change implications for w ater-

based management: A case study of oyster suitability sites occurrence model along the Kenya coast

Aura, CM (Aura, Christopher Mulanda); Musa, S (Musa, Safina); Osore, MK (Osore,

Melckzedeck K.); Kimani, E (Kimani,

Edw ard); Alati, VM (Alati, Victor Mw akha); Wambiji, N (Wambiji, Nina); Maina, GW (Maina, George W.); Charo-Karisa, H

(Charo-Karisa, Harrison)

2017

10.1016/j.j

marsys.2016.09.007

Kenya

coast, Kenya


Economy, Policy and Business -

management

Evaluating, predicting and mapping below ground carbon stores in Kenyan mangroves

Gress, SK (Gress, Selena K.); Huxham, M (Huxham, Mark); Kairo, JG (Kairo, James G.); Mugi, LM (Mugi, Lilian M.); Briers, RA

(Briers, Robert A.)

2017 10.1111/gcb.13438

GAZI BAY, Kenya


Rapid assessments and local know ledge reveal high bird diversity in mangroves of north-w est Madagascar

Gardner, CJ (Gardner, Charlie J.); Andriamahenina, Z (Andriamahenina, Zo); Carro, A (Carro, Aude); Jones, TG (Jones,

Trevor G.); Jasper, LD (Jasper, Louise D.)

2017

10.1007/s11273-

016-9501-

3

Ambanja and

Ambaro Bays,

Madagascar

Environment - mangrove / Culture

and Education -

Traditional know ledge

Carbon storage in the seagrass meadow s of Gazi Bay,

Kenya

Githaiga, MN (Githaiga, Michael N.); Kairo,

JG (Kairo, James G.); Gilpin, L (Gilpin, Linda); Huxham, M (Huxham, Mark)

ober 1

2017

10.1371/jo

urnal.pone.0177001

Gazi Bay,

Kenya

Environment -

seagrass

Long-term dynamics of a high-latitude coral reef community at Sodw ana Bay, South Africa

Porter, SN (Porter, S. N.); Schleyer, MH (Schleyer, M. H.)

2017

10.1007/s00338-

016-1531-

z

Sodw ana Bay, South

Africa


High Resolution Orthomosaics of African Coral Reefs: A Tool for Wide-Scale Benthic Monitoring

Palma, M (Palma, Marco); Casado, MR

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Carlo)

2017 10.3390/rs9070705

SODWAN

A BAY, South Africa


Stepped Holocene sea-level rise and its influence on sedimentation in a large marine embayment: MaputoBay,

Mozambique

De Lecea, AM (De Lecea, A. M.); Green, AN (Green, A. N.); Strachan, KL (Strachan,

K. L.); Cooper, JAG (Cooper, J. A. G.); Wiles, EA (Wiles, E. A.)

May 1 2017

10.1016/j.ecss.2017

.05.015

Maputo

Bay, in southern Mozambiq

ue


physical - sedimentation,

geological record, sea

level

Hydraulic conductivity and xylem structure of partially buried mangrove tree species

Okello, JA (Okello, Judith Auma); Schmitz, N (Schmitz, Nele); Beeckman,

H(Beeckman, Hans); Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas, Farid); Kairo, JG (Kairo,

James G.); Koedam, N (Koedam, Nico); Robert, EMR (Robert, Elisabeth M. R.)

2017

10.1007/s

11104-017-3247-

4

GAZI BAY, KENYA


Marine protected areas increase temporal stability of community structure, but not density or diversity, of

tropical seagrass f ish communities

Alonso Aller, E (Alonso Aller, Elisa); Jiddaw i, NS (Jiddaw i, Narriman S.); Eklof,

JS (Eklof, Johan S.) 30 2017

10.1371/journal.pone.0183999

CHWAKA BAY,

Tanzania

Environment - seagrass / Bio-geo-


Asia (180)

31

Multivariate methods distinguishing mangrove community structure of Coringa in the Godavari Delta,

East coast of India

Satyanarayana, B (Satyanarayana, B.);

Raman, AV (Raman, A. V.); Mohd-Lokman, H (Mohd-Lokman, H.) ; Dehairs, F (Dehairs,

F.); Sharma, VS (Sharma, V. S.) ; Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas,

Farid)

2009 10.1080/14634980903334074

Godavari Delta, East coast of

India

Environment -

mangrove / Economy, Policy and Business -

management / Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Pulse of climate change in Indian Sundarbans: A myth or reality?

Mitra, A (Mitra, A.); Banerjee, K (Banerjee, K.) ; Sengupta, K (Sengupta, K.) ;

Gangopadhyay, A (Gangopadhyay, A.) 2009

ISSN: 0250-541X

Bay of Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota,

hydrology

Effect of a f luctuating thermal regime on adult and larval reef corals

Putnam, HM (Putnam, Hollie M.) ; Edmunds, PJ (Edmunds, Peter J.); Fan, TY

(Fan, Tung-Yung) 2010

10.1111/j.1744-

7410.2010.00199.x

Nanw an Bay,

southern Taiw an


temperature, biota

Bacterial utilization of size-fractionated dissolved organic matter

Khodse, VB (Khodse, Vishwas B.); Bhosle, NB (Bhosle, Narayan B.)

2011 10.3354/ame01529

Dona Paula Bay,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - nutrient,

biota

Assessment of mangrove vegetation based on remote sensing and ground-truth measurements at Tumpat, Kelantan Delta, East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia

Satyanarayana, B (Satyanarayana,

Behara); Mohamad, KA (Mohamad, Khairul Azwan); Idris, IF (Idris, Indra Farid); Husain,

ML (Husain, Mohd-Lokman); Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas, Farid)

2011 10.1080/01431160903586781

Tumpat,

Kelantan Delta, East Coast of

Peninsular

Malaysia


biota

Diatom to dinoflagellate shift in the summer phytoplankton community in a bay impacted by nuclear

pow er plant thermal eff luent

Li, T (Li, Tao); Liu, S (Liu, Sheng); Huang, LM (Huang, Liangmin); Huang, H (Huang, Hui); Lian, JS (Lian, Jiansheng) ; Yan, Y

(Yan, Yan) ; Lin, SJ (Lin, Senjie)

2011 10.3354/meps08974

Daya Bay, CHINA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - temperature, primery

productivity /


energy

Economic Vulnerability and Analysis of Adaptation Options to Coastal Erosion in San Fernando, La Union

Bayani-Arias, JK (Bayani-Arias, Jaimie Kim) ; Dorado, MA (Dorado, Moises A.) ;

Dorado, RA (Dorado, Row ena A.) 2012

ISSN: 0119-1144

San Fernando, Philippines

Economy, Policy and

Business / Vulnerability,

adaptation / Health and w ell-being

Identif ication of Coastal Water Quality, Including Heavy

Metals, in the South China Sea

Wu, ML (Wu, Mei-Lin); Zhang, YY (Zhang, Yan-Ying); Long, LJ (Long, Li-Juan);

Zhang, S (Zhang, Si); Wang, YS (Wang, You-Shao) ; Ling, J (Ling, Juan); Dong, JD

(Dong, Jun-De)

2012 ISSN:

1230-1485

South

China Sea

Bio-geo-chem and physical - nutrient,

w eather, precipitation / Health and w ell-

being - contaminants

Coral bleaching caused by an abnormal w ater temperature rise at Luhuitou fringing reef, Sanya Bay,

China

Li, XB (Li, Xiubao); Liu, S (Liu, Sheng) ; Huang, H (Huang, Hui) ; Huang, LM

(Huang, Liangmin); Jing, ZY (Jing, Zhiyou);

Zhang, CL (Zhang, Chenglong)

2012

10.1080/14634988.2012.68765

1

Sanya Bay, China

Environment - coral reef / Bio-geo-chem

and physical -

temperature, upw elling, biota

32

Aerosol characterization: comparison between measured

and modelled surface radiative forcing over Bay of Bengal

Kumar, S (Kumar, Sumit); Devara, PCS

(Devara, Panuganti C. S.) 2012

10.1080/01431161.2

011.600466

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical

Climatological perspectives of air transport from atmospheric boundary layer to tropopause layer over

Asian monsoon regions during boreal summer inferred from Lagrangian approach

Chen, B (Chen, B.); Xu, XD (Xu, X. D.);

Yang, S (Yang, S.); Zhao, TL (Zhao, T. L.) 2012

10.5194/a

cp-12-5827-2012

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo- cyclone,

w eather, precipitation / climate change

Sea-air CO2 fluxes in the Indian Ocean betw een 1990 and 2009

Sarma, VVSS (Sarma, V. V. S. S.); Lenton, A (Lenton, A.) ; Law , RM (Law , R. M.) ;

Metzl, N (Metzl, N.); Patra, PK (Patra, P. K.); Doney, S (Doney, S.) ; Lima, ID (Lima, I. D.) ; Dlugokencky, E (Dlugokencky, E.) ; Ramonet, M (Ramonet, M.) ; Valsala, V

(Valsala, V.)

2013 10.5194/b

g-10-7035-2013

Indian Ocean

Bio-geo-chem and physical - gases

Improved model calculation of atmospheric CO2 increment in affecting carbon stock of tropical mangrove

forest

Ray, R (Ray, Raghab) ; Chow dhury, C (Chow dhury, Chumki) ; Majumder, N

(Majumder, Natasha) ; Dutta, MK (Dutta,

Manab Kumar) ; Mukhopadhyay, SK (Mukhopadhyay, Sandip Kumar); Jana, TK

(Jana, Tapan Kumar)

2013 10.3402/tellusb.v65i0

.18981

Bay of

Bengal

Environment - mangrove / Bio-geo-chem and physical -

gases, primary productivity

The Presence of Biomarker Enzymes of Selected Scleractinian Corals of Palk Bay, Southeast Coast of

India

Anithajothi, R (Anithajothi, R.) ; Duraikannu, K (Duraikannu, K.) ; Umagow salya, G (Umagow salya, G.); Ramakritinan, CM

(Ramakritinan, C. M.)

2014 10.1155/2014/68487

4

Palk Bay, Southeast Coast of

India



Coral reefs next to a major conurbation: a study of temporal change (1985-2011) in coral cover and

composition in the reefs of Jakarta, Indonesia

Cleary, DFR (Cleary, Daniel F. R.); Polonia, ARM (Polonia, Ana R. M.) ; Renema, W

(Renema, Willem); Hoeksema, BW (Hoeksema, Bert W.) ; Wolstenholme, J

(Wolstenholme, Jackie) ; Tuti, Y (Tuti, Yosephine) ; de Voogd, NJ (de Voogd,

Nicole J.)

2014 10.3354/m

eps10678

Jakarta Bay,

INDONESIA



/ Infrastructure and transportation - urban

Modelling the increased frequency of extreme sea levels in the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna delta due to sea

level rise and other effects of climate change

Kay, S (Kay, S.); Caesar, J (Caesar, J.);

Wolf, J (Wolf, J.) ; Bricheno, L (Bricheno, L.) ; Nicholls, RJ (Nicholls, R. J.) ; Islam, AKMS (Islam, A. K. M. Saiful) ; Haque, A

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2015 10.1039/c4em00683

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Environment - delta / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sea level /

climate change,

impacts

Vulnerability of Kuw ait coast to sea level rise Alsahli, MMM (Alsahli, Mohammad M. M.);

AlHasem, AM (AlHasem, Ahmed M.) 2016

10.1080/00167223.2015.11214

03

Kuw ait

climate change, vulnerability / Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - sea level

Adapting to climate change in the coastal regions of Bangladesh: proposal for the formation of community-

based adaptation committees

Younus, MAF (Younus, Md Aboul Fazal) 2017

10.1080/17477891.2

016.1211984

Bay of Bengal,

India

Health and w ell-being - community /

Economy, Policy and

Business - policy, governance

Response of tropical cyclone potential intensity over the

north Indian Ocean to global w arming

Yu, JH (Yu, Jinhua); Wang, YQ (Wang,

Yuqing) 14 2009

10.1029/2008GL036

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Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - cyclone /

global w arming

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Simulations of frequency, intensity and tracks of cyclonic

disturbances in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea Singh, OP (Singh, O. P.) 2009

ISSN:

0252-9416

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - cyclone, storm

Observed changes in w ater mass properties in the Indian Sundarbans (northw estern Bay of Bengal) during 1980-

2007

Mitra, A (Mitra, Abhijit); Gangopadhyay, A (Gangopadhyay, Avijit) Dube, A (Dube,

Anumeha); Schmidt, ACK (Schmidt, Andre

C. K.)[ 1 ] ; Banerjee, K (Banerjee, Kakoli)

25 2009 ISSN:

0011-3891

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo - hydrology, biota / climate change

Basic mechanism for abrupt monsoon transitions

Levermann, A (Levermann, Anders)[; Schew e, J (Schew e, Jacob); Petoukhov, V

(Petoukhov, Vladimir) ; Held, H (Held,

Hermann)

Aug 1 2009

10.1073/pnas.09014

14106

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo - w eather, precipitation / climate

change

Mangrove species distribution and abundance in relation to local environmental settings: a case-study at Tumpat,

Kelantan Delta, east coast of peninsular Malaysia

Satyanarayana, B (Satyanarayana, Behara); Idris, IF (Idris, Indra F.);

Mohamad, KA (Mohamad, Khairul A.) ;

Husain, ML (Husain, Mohd-L.); Shazili, NAM (Shazili, Noor A. M.); Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas, Farid)

2010 10.1515/BOT.2010.0

06

Malaysia Environment -

mangrove / Bio-geo-

biota

In the city of hunger: Barisal, Bangladesh Seabrook, J (Seabrook, Jeremy) 2010

10.1177/0

306396810363047

Banglades

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climate change / Bio-

geo-chem and physical - f lood /

Economy, Policy and

Business - industry / Infrastructure and

transportation - land use / Health and w ell-

being

Recent w inter w arming over India - spatial and temporal

characteristics of monthly maximum and minimum temperature trends for January to March

Jasw al, AK (Jasw al, A. K.) 2010 ISSN:

0252-9416 India

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - temperature

Acclimation and adaptation of scleractinian coral communities along environmental gradients w ithin an

Indonesian reef system

Hennige, SJ (Hennige, Sebastian J.); Smith, DJ (Smith, David J.); Walsh, SJ (Walsh, Sarah-Jane) ; McGinley, MP (McGinley, Michael P.) ; Warner, ME

(Warner, Mark E.); Suggett, DJ (Suggett, David J.)

15 2010 10.1016/j.jembe.201

0.06.019

Indonesian reef

system


Spatial variability of UVR attenuation and bio-optical factors in shallow coral-reef w aters of Malaysia

Kuw ahara, VS (Kuw ahara, V. S.) ;

Nakajima, R (Nakajima, R.); Othman, BHR (Othman, B. H. R.); Kushairi, MRM

(Kushairi, M. R. M.); Toda, T (Toda, T.)

2010

10.1007/s

00338-010-0618-

1

Malaysia

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical -

nutrient, temperature

Elevated sea surface temperature during May 2010 induces mass bleaching of corals in the Andaman

Krishnan, P (Krishnan, P.); Roy, SD (Roy, S. Dam); George, G (George, Grinson);

Srivastava, RC (Srivastava, R. C.); Anand, A (Anand, A.) ; Murugesan, S (Murugesan, S.) ; Kaliyamoorthy, M (Kaliyamoorthy, M.) ;

Vikas, N (Vikas, N.); Soundararajan, R

(Soundararajan, R.)

Jan 1 2011

ISSN: 0011-3891

Andaman Sea

Environment - coral


temperature, biota

Late Glacial to Holocene Indian Summer Monsoon Variability Based upon Sediment Records Taken from

the Bay of Bengal

Rashid, H (Rashid, Harunur); England, E (England, Emily); Thompson, L (Thompson,

Lonnie) ; Polyak, L (Polyak, Leonid) 2011

10.3319/TAO.2010.09.17.02(Ti

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Bio-geo-chem and physical -

precipitation, w eather, sediment, geological

record

34

Household response to cyclone and induced surge in coastal Bangladesh: coping strategies and explanatory

variables

Paul, SK (Paul, Shitangsu Kumar); Routray, JK (Routray, Jayant K.)

2011

10.1007/s11069-

010-9631-5

coastal Banglades

h

Bio-geo-chem and physical - cyclone,

storm, f lood /

vulnerability, hazards, climate change /

Health and w ell-being - housing / Economy,

Policy and Business - management

Large-scale circulations and Tibetan Plateau summer drought and w etness in a high-resolution climate model

Bothe, O (Bothe, Oliver); Fraedrich, K (Fraedrich, Klaus) ; Zhu, XH (Zhu, Xiuhua)

2011 10.1002/jo

c.2124

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA


precipitation,

temperature

Persistent Weakening Trend in the Spring Sensible Heat

Source over the Tibetan Plateau and Its Impact on the Asian Summer Monsoon

Duan, AM (Duan, Anmin) ; Li, F (Li, Fei);

Wang, MR (Wang, Meirong); Wu, GX (Wu, Guoxiong)

Jan 1

2011

10.1175/J

CLI-D-11-00052.1

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - w eather, temperature

Impact of global w arming on cyclonic disturbances over south Asian region

Patw ardhan, S (Patw ardhan, Savita); Kulkarni, A (Kulkarni, Ashw ini); Kumar, KK

(Kumar, K. Krishna) 2012

ISSN: 0253-4126

Asian region

climate chnage / Bio-geo-chem and

physical - cyclone

Advanced Asian summer monsoon onset in recent decades

Kajikaw a, Y (Kajikaw a, Yoshiyuki); Yasunari, T (Yasunari, Tetsuzo) ; Yoshida,

S (Yoshida, Shuhei) ; Fujinami, H

(Fujinami, Hatsuki)

Jan 1 2012

10.1029/2011GL050

540

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - w eather,

precipitation

A f irst look at the dinoflagellate cysts abundance in the

Bay of Bengal: implications on Late Quaternary Productivity and climate change

Naidu, PD (Naidu, P. Divakar) ; Patil, JS

(Patil, Jagadish S.); Narale, DD (Narale, Dhiraj D.); Anil, AC (Anil, A. C.)

Jan 1

2012

ISSN:

0011-3891

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


geological record, primary productivity

Return period estimates of extreme sea level along the

east coast of India from numerical simulations

Sindhu, B (Sindhu, B.) ; Unnikrishnan, AS

(Unnikrishnan, A. S.) 2012

10.1007/s11069-

011-9948-8

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - storm, cyclone

Oxycline variability in the central Arabian Sea: An Argo-oxygen study

Prakash, S (Prakash, Satya); Nair, TMB (Nair, T. M. Balakrishnan); Bhaskar, TVSU

(Bhaskar, T. V. S. Udaya); Prakash, P

(Prakash, Prince); Gilbert, D (Gilbert, Denis)

2012 10.1016/j.seares.20

12.03.003

Arabian Sea

Bio-geo-chem and physical - gases

Effect of storm events on riverine nitrogen dynamics in a subtropical w atershed, southeastern China

Chen, NW (Chen, Nengw ang) ; Wu, JZ (Wu, Jiezhong) ; Hong, HS (Hong,

Huasheng)

Jan 1 2012

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2012.05.07

2

southeastern China

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chem and physical - nutrient,

storm

Some ecological aspects and potential threats to an intertidal gastropod, Umbonium vestiarium

Sivadas, S (Sivadas, S.); Ingole, B (Ingole, B.) ; Sen, A (Sen, A.)

2012 ISSN:

0254-8704 Kalbadevi Bay, INDIA

Bio-geo- biota /

Economy, Policy and Business /


35

Comparing vulnerability of coastal communities to land use change: Analytical framew ork and a case study in

China

Huang, YF (Huang, Yunfeng); Li, FY (Li, Fangyi); Bai, XM (Bai, Xuemei) ; Cui, SH

(Cui, Shenghui) 2012

10.1016/j.envsci.2012.06.017

China

vulnerability /

Infrastructure and transportation - urban, land use /


- community

Long-range transportation of anthropogenic aerosols over eastern coastal region of India: Investigation of

sources and impact on regional climate change

Das, SK (Das, S. K.); Jayaraman, A (Jayaraman, A.)

15 2012

10.1016/j.atmosres.2012.05.0

25

India Bio-geo- gases,

hydrology

Is there impact of climate change on biological productivity in the Indian Ocean

Chaturvedi, N (Chaturvedi, Neera) ; Shah, M (Shah, Meghal) ; Ajai (Ajai) ; Jasrai, Y

(Jasrai, Y.) 2013

ISSN: 0379-5136


Bio-geo-chem and physical - primary

productivity

Coral community changes in response to a high sedimentation event: A case study in southern Hainan

Island

Li, XB (Li XiuBao) ; Huang, H (Huang Hui); Lian, JS (Lian JianSheng) ; Yang, JH (Yang

JianHui) ; Ye, C (Ye Cheng) ; Chen, YQ

(Chen YongQiang) ; Huang, LM (Huang LiangMin)

2013

10.1007/s11434-

012-5601-

5

Yulin Bay, china


sedimentation, biota

Future changes in tropical cyclone activity in the North

Indian Ocean projected by high-resolution MRI-AGCMs

Murakami, H (Murakami, Hiroyuki) ; Sugi, M

(Sugi, Masato) ; Kitoh, A (Kitoh, Akio) 2013

10.1007/s00382-

012-1407-z

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


physical - cyclone/ global w arming

The Wicked Problem of China's Disappearing Coral Reefs

Hughes, TP (Hughes, Terry P.) ; Huang, H (Huang, Hui) ; Young, MAL (Young,

Matthew A. L.) 2013

10.1111/j.1523-

1739.2012.01957.x

DAYA BAY, CHINA

Environment - coral reef / climate change

/ Health and w ell-

being - pollutant / Subsistence f ishing

and shellf ish collector - f ishing / Economy,

Policy and Business - governance

Global Warming Shifts the Monsoon Circulation, Drying South Asia

Annamalai, H (Annamalai, H.); Hafner, J (Hafner, Jan) ; Sooraj, KP (Sooraj, K. P.) ;

Pillai, P (Pillai, P.) 2013

10.1175/JCLI-D-12-00208.1


Bio-geo-chemical and physical - cyclone,

hydrology, w eather / global w arming

Intensif ication of premonsoon tropical cyclones in the Bay of Bengal and its impacts on Myanmar

Wang, SY (Wang, Shih-Yu); Buckley, BM (Buckley, Brendan M.) ; Yoon, JH (Yoon,

Jin-Ho); Fosu, B (Fosu, Boniface) 27 2013

10.1002/jgrd.50396



gases / climate change

36

Mid- to late-Holocene Indian w inter monsoon variability from a terrestrial record in eastern and southeastern

coastal environments of Sri Lanka

Ranasinghe, PN (Ranasinghe, P. N.) ;

Ortiz, JD (Ortiz, J. D.) ; Smith, AJ (Smith, A. J.) ; Griff ith, EM (Griff ith, E. M.) ;

Siriw ardana, CHER (Siriw ardana, C. H. E.

R.) ; De Silva, SN (De Silva, S. N.); Wijesundara, DTDS (Wijesundara, D. T. D.

S.)

2013 10.1177/095968361

2475141

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - w eather,

geological record

The physiological and molecular responses of larvae from the reef-building coral Pocillopora damicornis

exposed to near-future increases in temperature and pCO(2)

Putnam, HM (Putnam, H. M.); Mayfield, AB (Mayfield, A. B.) ; Fan, TY (Fan, T. Y.) ;

Chen, CS (Chen, C. S.) ; Gates, RD (Gates, R. D.)

2013

10.1007/s00227-

012-2129-9

Nanw an Bay,

Southern Taiw an


temperature, gases

Evaluation of the w ave height used in the design of

offshore structures considering the effects ofclimate change

Radhika, S (Radhika, S.); Deo, MC (Deo,

M. C.); Latha, G (Latha, G.) 2013

10.1177/1

475090212443177

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo - w aves, cyclones, w ind /


structure

Estimation of extreme sea levels along the Bangladesh coast due to storm surge and sea level rise using EEMD

and EVA

Lee, HS (Lee, Han Soo) 2013 10.1002/jgrc.20310

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - storm, sea

level

Rates of shoreline change along the coast of Bangladesh

Sarw ar, MGM (Sarw ar, Md. Golam

Mahabub); Woodroffe, CD (Woodroffe, Colin D.)

2013

10.1007/s11852-

013-0251-6

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


physical - sediment,

Spatial Gradients in Aerosol-Induced Atmospheric Heating and Surface Dimming over the Oceanic Regions

around India: Anthropogenic or Natural?

Nair, VS (Nair, Vijayakumar S.); Babu, SS (Babu, S. Suresh); Moorthy, KK (Moorthy,

K. Krishna); Prijith, SS (Prijith, S. S.) 2013

10.1175/JCLI-D-12-00616.1


Bio-geo-chemical and physical -

gases,w eather, temperature

Trend analysis of w eather variables in Sagar Island,

West Bengal, India: a long-term perspective (1982-2010)

Mandal, S (Mandal, S.); Choudhury, BU

(Choudhury, B. U.); Mondal, M (Mondal, M.); Bej, S (Bej, S.)

Oct 1

2013

ISSN:

0011-3891

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


hydrology / climate change

Diurnal and seasonal variations of carbonate system

parameters on Luhuitou fringing reef, SanyaBay, Hainan Island, South China Sea

Zhang, CL (Zhang, Chenglong) ; Huang, H (Huang, Hui) ; Ye, C (Ye, Cheng) ; Huang,

LM (Huang, Liangmin) ; Li, XB (Li, Xiubao) ; Lian, JS (Lian, Jiansheng) ; Liu, S (Liu,

Sheng)

2013

10.1016/j.

dsr2.2013.02.013

Sanya

Bay, South China Sea


chemical and physical - gases, primary

productivity

Attitudes of Hong Kong residents tow ard the DayaBay nuclear pow er plant

Chung, W (Chung, William); Yeung, IMH (Yeung, Iris M. H.)

2013 10.1016/j.enpol.2013.07.081

Daya Bay, CHINA

Infrastructure and

transportation - energy / risk /

Economy, Policy and Business - property

Brooded coral larvae differ in their response to high temperature and elevated pCO(2) depending on the day

of release

Cumbo, VR (Cumbo, Vivian R.) ; Edmunds, PJ (Edmunds, Peter J.); Wall, CB (Wall,

Christopher B.); Fan, TY (Fan, Tung-Yung) 2013

10.1007/s00227-

013-2280-y

Nanw an Bay,

Taiw an


temperature, gases

37

Physiological acclimation to elevated temperature in a

reef-building coral from an upw elling environment

Mayfield, AB (Mayfield, A. B.) ; Fan, TY

(Fan, T. -Y.) ; Chen, CS (Chen, C. -S.) 2013

10.1007/s00338-

013-1067-4

Nanw an Bay,

southern Taiw an



- upw elling, temperature /

resilience

Estimation of w ave heights during cyclonic conditions using w ave propagation model

Natesan, U (Natesan, Usha) ; Rajalakshmi, PR (Rajalakshmi, P. R.) ; Murthy, MVR (Murthy, M. V. Ramana); Ferrer, VA

(Ferrer, Vincent A.)

2013

10.1007/s11069-

013-0777-

9

BENGAL, INDIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - cyclone,

storm

Organochlorine Pesticides in the Atmosphere and

Surface Water from the Equatorial Indian Ocean: Enantiomeric Signatures, Sources, and Fate

Huang, YM (Huang, Yumei) ; Xu, Y (Xu, Yue) ; Li, J (Li, Jun) ; Xu, WH (Xu, Weihai) ;

Zhang, G (Zhang, Gan) ; Cheng, ZN

(Cheng, Zhineng); Liu, JW (Liu, Junw en); Wang, Y (Wang, Yan) ; Tian, CG (Tian,

Chongguo)

Mar 1

2013

10.1021/e

s403138p

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - gases /

Health and w ell-being - pollutants

Ecosystem carbon stocks of mangrove forest in Yingluo Bay, Guangdong Province of South China

Wang, G (Wang, Gang) ; Guan, DS (Guan, Dongsheng); Peart, MR (Peart, M. R.);

Chen, YJ (Chen, Yujuan); Peng, YS (Peng,

Yisheng)

15 2013 10.1016/j.foreco.201

3.08.045

Yingluo Bay,

CHINA


- gases, sediment

The Bay of Bengal upper-ocean response to tropical

cyclone forcing during 1999

Wang, JW (Wang, Jih-Wang) ; Han, WQ

(Han, Weiqing) 2014

10.1002/2

013JC008965

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


physical - cyclones, upw elling

A comparative study of phytoneuston and the phytoplankton community structure in Daya Bay, South

China Sea

Wang, HH (Wang, Hno-Hui); Song, SH (Song, Shu-Hua)[ 1 ] ; Qi, YZ (Qi, Yu-Zao)

2014 10.1016/j.seares.20

13.08.002

Daya Bay, South

China

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - primary productivity, biota,

nutrients

Assessing the Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Salinity

Intrusion and Transport Time Scales in a Tidal Estuary, Taiw an

Liu, WC (Liu, Wen-Cheng) ; Liu, HM (Liu,

Hong-Ming) 2014

10.3390/w

6020324 Taiw an


and physical - sea level, salinity,

hydrology

Ocean acidif ication has no effect on thermal bleaching in

the coral Seriatopora caliendrum

Wall, CB (Wall, C. B.); Fan, TY (Fan, T. -Y.)

; Edmunds, PJ (Edmunds, P. J.) 2014

10.1007/s00338-

013-1085-2

Nanw an

Bay, Taiw an


chemical and physical - temperature

Impacts of relative sea level rise on the shoreface deposition, Shuidong Bay, South China

Zhang, XL (Zhang, Xiaoling) ; Dai, ZJ (Dai, Zhijun) ; Chu, A (Chu, Ao); Du, JZ (Du,

Jinzhou 2014

10.1007/s12665-

013-2740-1

Shuidong Bay, South

China


sedimentation, sea level

38

Boron isotopic fractionation and trace element

incorporation in various species of modern corals in Sanya Bay, South China Sea

Wei, HZ (Wei, Haizhen); Jiang, SY (Jiang,

Shaoyong) ; Xiao, YK (Xiao, Yingkai) ; Hemming, NG (Hemming, N. Gary)

2014

10.1007/s12583-

014-0438-2

Sanya

Bay, South China Sea


chemical and physical - geological record,

temperature

Recruitment and herbivory affect spread of invasive

Spartina alternif lora in China

Li, ZJ (Li, Zhengjie) ; Wang, WQ (Wang,

Wenqing) ; Zhang, YH (Zhang, Yihui) 2014

ISSN:

0012-9658

Zhangjiang Estuary,

southern China



Monitoring of ocean surface algal blooms in coastal and oceanic w aters around India

Tholkapiyan, M (Tholkapiyan, Muniyandi); Shanmugam, P (Shanmugam, Palanisamy)

; Suresh, T (Suresh, T.) 2014

10.1007/s10661-

014-3685-x

India Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - algae, nutrients, hydrology

Sea level oscillations, climate change and landform evolution in the w estern coastal low lands of Trivandrum

block in Peninsular India

Mohan, SV (Mohan, S. Vishnu) ; Padmalal, D (Padmalal, D.); Maya, K (Maya, K.);

Baburaj, B (Baburaj, B.) 2014

ISSN: 0379-5136

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - hydrology, sedimente, geological

record, sea level

Changes in the f ish species composition in the coastal zones of the Kuroshio Current and China Coastal

Current during periods of climate change: Observations from the set-net f ishery (1993-2011)

Lu, HJ (Lu, Hsueh-Jung); Lee, HL (Lee, Hsiao-Ling)

2014 10.1016/j.fishres.2014.02.032

CHINACOASTAL ZONE


temperature

Land cover and land use change related to shrimp farming in coastal areas of Quang Ninh, Vietnam using

remotely sensed data

Bui, TD (Bui, Thuyet D.); Maier, SW (Maier, Stefan W.); Austin, CM (Austin, Chris M.)

2014

10.1007/s12665-

013-2964-

0

Quang Ninh,

Vietnam

Environment - mangrove / Economy, Policy and Business - farm / Infrastructure

and transportation - land use

Impact of Holocene climate change on the prehistoric

cultures of Zhejiang region, East China

Wu, L (Wu Li); Zhu, C (Zhu Cheng) ; Zheng, CG (Zheng Chaogui); Ma, CM (Ma

Chunmei); Wang, XH (Wang Xinhao) ; Li, F (Li Feng) ; Li, B (Li Bing) ; Li, KF (Li

Kaifeng)

2014

10.1007/s11442-

014-1112-4

Zhejiang

region, CHINA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological

record / Infrastructure and transportation -

A continuous, real-time w ater quality monitoring system for the coral reef ecosystems of Nanw an Bay, Southern

Taiw an

Tew , KS (Tew , Kw ee Siong) ; Leu, MY

(Leu, Ming-Yih); Wang, JT (Wang, Jih-Terng) ; Chang, CM (Chang, Chia-Ming) ; Chen, CC (Chen, Chung-Chi) ; Meng, PJ

(Meng, Pei-Jie)

30 2014

10.1016/j.marpolbul.2013.11.0

22

Nanw an Bay,

Southern Taiw an



Monsoonal changes inferred from the Middle to Late

Holocene sediments off Landfall Island, North Andaman

Nagasundaram, M (Nagasundaram, M.) ;

Achyuthan, H (Achyuthan, Hema) ; Ahmad, SM (Ahmad, Syed Masood)

2014

10.1007/s12517-

013-1010-6

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


physical - w eather, geological record

39

The analysis of w ater vapor budget and its future change in the Yellow -Huai-Hai region of China

Shi, FX (Shi, Fangxin); Hao, ZC (Hao, Zhenchun); Shao, QX (Shao, Quanxi)

27 2014 10.1002/2013JD021

431

Yellow -Huai-Hai RIVER, CHINA


temperature

Community structure and coral status across reef f ishing intensity gradients in Palk Bay reef, southeast coast of

India

Manikandan, B (Manikandan, B.) ;

Ravindran, J (Ravindran, J.) ; Shrinivaasu, S (Shrinivaasu, S.) ; Marimuthu, N (Marimuthu, N.) ; Paramasivam, K

(Paramasivam, K.)

2014

10.1007/s10661-

014-3835-1

Palk Bay, INDIA


Upw elling and anthropogenic forcing on phytoplankton productivity and community structure changes in the

Zhejiang coastal area over the last 100 years

Duan, SS (Duan Shanshan) ; Xing, L (Xing Lei) ; Zhang, HL (Zhang Hailong) ; Feng,

XW (Feng Xuw en); Yang, HL (Yang Haili)] ; Zhao, MX (Zhao Meixun)

2014

10.1007/s13131-

014-0535-1

Zhejiang, CHINA


physical - upw elling, primary productivity /


Mid-Holocene Indian Summer Monsoon variability off the Andaman Islands, Bay of Bengal

Achyuthan, H (Achyuthan, Hema); Nagasundaram, M (Nagasundaram,

Mohan)[ ; Gourlan, AT (Gourlan, Alexandra T.); Eastoe, C (Eastoe, Christopher)] ;

Ahmad, SM (Ahmad, Syed M.)[ ; Padmakumari, VM (Padmakumari, Veena

M.)

28 2014 10.1016/j.quaint.2014.07.041


Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sediment, w eather, geological

record

Has the number of Indian summer monsoon depressions decreased over the last 30 years?

Cohen, NY (Cohen, Naftali Y.); Boos, WR (Boos, William R.)

28 2014 10.1002/2014GL061

895



precipitation, w eather

SPECIES DIVERSITY, BIOMASS, AND CARBON

STOCK ASSESSMENTS OF A NATURAL MANGROVE FOREST IN PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES

Abino, AC (Abino, Azyleah C.) ; Castillo,

JAA (Castillo, Jose Alan A.) ; Lee, YJ (Lee, Young Jin)

2014 ISSN:

0556-3321

PHILIPPIN

ES

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - gases ,

biota, sediment / Environment -

mangrove

Atmospheric outf low of nutrients to the Bay of Bengal: Impact of anthropogenic sources

Srinivas, B (Srinivas, Bikkina); Sarin, MM (Sarin, M. M.) ; Sarma, VVSS (Sarma, V. V.

S. S.)

2015 10.1016/j.jmarsys.20

14.07.008

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - nutrients

Field observation and numerical simulation of past and

future storm surges in the Bay of Bengal: case study of cyclone Nargis

Tasnim, KM (Tasnim, Khandker Masuma); Shibayama, T (Shibayama, Tomoya) ;

Esteban, M (Esteban, Miguel) ; Takagi, H (Takagi, Hiroshi) ; Ohira, K (Ohira, Koichiro)

; Nakamura, R (Nakamura, Ryota)

2015

10.1007/s11069-

014-1387-x

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA


physical - syclone, storm

An interdisciplinary framew ork to evaluate bioshield plantations: Insights from peninsular India

Mukherjee, N (Mukherjee, Nibedita); Dahdouh-Guebas, F (Dahdouh-Guebas,

Farid) ; Koedam, N (Koedam, Nico) ; Shanker, K (Shanker, Kartik)

2015 10.1016/j.actao.2014.01.005

peninsular India

Economy, Policy and Business - agriculture

/ Health and w ell-being - community /

Culture and Education -

aw areness

40

Regional Structure of the Indian Summer Monsoon in Observations, Reanalysis, and Simulation

Cash, BA (Cash, Benjamin A.); Kinter, JL

(Kinter, James L., III); Adams, J (Adams, Jennifer); Altshuler, E (Altshuler, Eric) ;

Huang, BH (Huang, Bohua) ; Jin, EK (Jin,

Emilia K.); Manganello, J (Manganello, Julia) ; Marx, L (Marx, Larry) ; Jung, T

(Jung, Thomas)

Jan 1 2015

10.1175/JCLI-D-14-

00292.1

Bay of Bengal,

India


precipitation /

varianility

Evaporative fractions and elevation effects on stable isotopes of high elevation lakes and streams in arid

w estern Himalaya

Biggs, TW (Biggs, Trent W.); Lai, CT (Lai,

Chun-Ta); Chandan, P (Chandan, Pankaj) ; Lee, RM (Lee, Raymond Mark[; Messina, A

(Messina, Alex); Lesher, RS (Lesher, Rebecca S.); Khatoon, N (Khatoon, Nisa)

2015 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2014.12.023

Bay of Bengal,

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - hydrology

Complex Environmental Forcing across the Biogeographical Range of Coral Populations

Rivest, EB (Rivest, Emily B.); Gouhier, TC (Gouhier, Tarik C.)

23 2015

10.1371/jo

urnal.pone.0121742

Nanw an

Bay, Taiw an


Dominating Controls for Wetter South Asian Summer

Monsoon in the Tw enty-First Century

Mei, R (Mei, Rui); Ashfaq, M (Ashfaq, Moetasim); Rastogi, D (Rastogi, Deeksha);

Leung, LR (Leung, L. Ruby); Dominguez, F (Dominguez, Francina)[

2015 10.1175/JCLI-D-14-

00355.1

Bay of Bengal,

India


physical - w eather

High-precision radiogenic strontium isotope measurements of the modern and glacial ocean: Limits

on glacial-interglacial variations in continental w eathering

Mokadem, F (Mokadem, Fatima); Parkinson, IJ (Parkinson, Ian J.); Hathorne, EC (Hathorne, Ed C.); Anand, P (Anand, Pallavi)[ 1 ] ; Allen, JT (Allen, John T.);

Burton, KW (Burton, Kevin W.

Jan 1 2015

10.1016/j.epsl.2015.

01.036

INDIAN OCEAN

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological

record / climate change

Identif ication of Surface Water Quality along the Coast of Sanya, South China Sea

Wu, ZZ (Wu, Zhen-Zhen); Che, ZW (Che, Zhi-Wei); Wang, YS (Wang, You-Shao) ; Dong, JD (Dong, Jun-De) ; Wu, ML (Wu,

Mei-Lin)

20 2015 10.1371/journal.pone.0123515

DAYA BAY, CHINA

Infrastructure and transportation - w ater

/ Health and w ell-being - pollutants

Morphological change in the Pearl River Delta, China

Zhang, W (Zhang, Wei); Xu, Y (Xu, Yang); Hoitink, AJF (Hoitink, A. J. F.)[; Sassi, MG

(Sassi, M. G.); Zheng, JH (Zheng, Jinhai); Chen, XW (Chen, Xiaow en); Zhang, C

(Zhang, Chi)

uary 1 2015

10.1016/j.

margeo.2015.02.012

LINGDING

BAY, CHINA


sedimentation / Infrastructure and

transportation - land reclamation

Evaluation of the threat from sea-level rise to the mangrove ecosystems in Tieshangang Bay, southern

China

Li, SS (Li, Shasha); Meng, XW (Meng, Xianw ei); Ge, ZM (Ge, Zhenming); Zhang,

LQ (Zhang, Liquan)

2015

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2015.02.006

Tieshangang Bay,

southern China


chemical and physical - sea level / mitigation

Explaining the status and scope of ecotourism

development for livelihood security: Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Chand, S (Chand, Subhash); Singh, S

(Singh, Sharw an); Parappurathu, S (Parappurathu, Shinoj); Roy, SD (Roy, S.

Dam); Kumar, A (Kumar, Anjani)

Apr 1 2015

10.1080/1

3504509.2015.10504

78

Bay of

Bengal, India

Economy, Policy and Business - tourism

Relationship betw een environmental conditions and

recovery of the coral reefs in the Andaman coast of Thailand

Thaw onsode, N (Thaw onsode, Nissara);

Meksumpun, S (Meksumpun, Shettapong); Kasamesiri, P (Kasamesiri, Pattira)

2015

10.2306/scienceasia

1513-1874.2015

.41.217

Chong

Khat bay, THAILAND

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

- temperature

41

Ecosystem carbon stocks across a tropical intertidal habitat mosaic of mangrove forest, seagrass meadow ,

mudflat and sandbar

Phang, VXH (Phang, Valerie X. H.); Chou, LM (Chou, L. M.); Friess, DA (Friess,

Daniel A.) 2015

10.1002/esp.3745

Chek Jaw a,

SINGAPORE

climate change,

mitigation / Economy, Policy and Business - service / Environment

- mangrove,

seagrass, w etland

Climate change vulnerability and adaptation options for the coastal communities of Pakistan

Salik, KM (Salik, Kashif Majeed); Jahangir, S (Jahangir, Sehrish); Zandi, WU (Zandi,

Waheed ul Zafar); ul Hasson, S (ul Hasson,

Shabeh)[

2015

10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2015.05.

006

Pakistan

climate change,

vulnerability, adaptation / Health and w ell-being -

community /


management

Egg production and hatching success of Calanus chilensis and Acartia tonsa in the northern Chile

upw elling zone (23 degrees S), Humboldt Current System

Ruz, PM (Ruz, Paula M.); Hidalgo, P (Hidalgo, Pamela); Yanez, S (Yanez,

Sonia); Escribano, R (Escribano, Ruben); Keister, JE (Keister, Julie E.)

2015

10.1016/j.j

marsys.2015.03.007

Mejillones

Bay, CHILE


physical - biota, gases, upw elling

Study on the status of corals in Palk Bay, Southeast coast of India during 2007-2013

Edw ard, JKP (Edw ard, J. K. Patterson); Mathew s, G (Mathew s, G.); Raj, KD (Raj,

K. Diraviya); Rajesh, S (Rajesh, S.) 2015

ISSN: 0379-5136

Palk Bay, INDIA

resilience, impact / Environment - coral

reef / Economy,

Policy and Business - management / Bio-geo-chemical and

physical / Health and

w ell-being - contaminant

Analysis of human vulnerability to cyclones and storm surges based on influencing physical and socioeconomic

factors: Evidences from coastal Bangladesh Hossain, MN (Hossain, Md Nazir) 2015

10.1016/j.ijdrr.2015.0

4.003

NORTHERN BAY,

Bangladesh

vulnerability, hazards / Bio-geo-chemical

and physical -

cyclone, storm / Economy, Policy and Business / Health and w ell-being - housing /

Culture and Education

The role of university netw orks in disaster risk reduction: Perspective from coastal Bangladesh

Abedin, MA (Abedin, Md Anwarul); Shaw, R (Shaw , Rajib)

2015 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2015.0

8.001

Bangladesh

Culture and Education / Health and w ell-being - community / risk

42

URBANIZATION EFFECTS ON OBSERVED CHANGES IN SUMMER EXTREME HEAT EVENTS OVER

ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, EAST CHINA

Yang, XC (Yang Xu-chao)Ç Chen, F (Chen Feng); Zhu, WP (Zhu Wei-ping); Teng, WP

(Teng Wei-ping) 2015

ISSN: 1006-8775

Hangzhou Bay,

CHINA

Infrastructure and

transportation - urbanization / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - w eather

Spatial and temporal variations of w ave height in shelf seas around India

Kumar, VS (Kumar, V. Sanil); Anoop, TR (Anoop, T. R.)

2015

10.1007/s11069-

015-1796-

5

Bay of Bengal,

INdia


physical -

temperature

Assessment for water quality by artif icial neural netw ork

in Daya Bay, South China Sea

Wu, ML (Wu, Mei-Lin); Wang, YS (Wang,

You-Shao); Gu, JD (Gu, Ji-Dong) 2015

10.1007/s10646-

015-1453-5

Daya Bay,

CHINA

Infrastructure and transportation - w ater

/ Health and w ell-being

Categorizing social vulnerability patterns in Chinese

coastal cities

Su, SL (Su, Shiliang); Pi, JH (Pi, Jianhua);

Wan, C (Wan, Chen); Li, HL (Li, Huilei); Xiao, R (Xiao, Rui) ; Li, BB (Li, Binbin)

2015

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2015.06.026

Bohai Bay,

CHINA

vulnerability, adaptation /

Economy, Policy and

Business - management / Health

and w ell-being

Assessing changes in extreme sea levels along the coast

of China

Feng, JL (Feng, Jianlong); von Storch, H

(von Storch, Hans); Jiang, WS (Jiang, Wensheng); Weisse, R (Weisse, Ralf)

2015

10.1002/2

015JC011336

Quarry

bay, CHINA



Assessment of the climate change impacts on fecal coliform contamination in a tidal estuarine system

Liu, WC (Liu, Wen-Cheng); Chan, WT (Chan, Wen-Ting)

2015

10.1007/s10661-

015-4959-7

CHESAPEAKE BAY,

USA

climate change /

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sea level / Health and

w ell-being

Monsoon variability, crop w ater requirement, and crop planning for kharif rice in Sagar Island, India

Mandal, S (Mandal, S.); Choudhury, BU (Choudhury, B. U.); Satpati, LN (Satpati, L.

N.) 2015

10.1007/s00484-

015-0995-9

Bay of Bengal, INdia

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - w eather / Economy, Policy and Business - agriculture

Cooling trend over the past 4 centuries in northeastern Hong Kong w aters as revealed by alkenone-derived SST

records

Kong, DM (Kong, Deming); Tse, YY (Tse, Yuen-Yeung); Jia, GD (Jia, Guodong); Wei, GJ (Wei, Gangjian); Chen, MT (Chen, Min-

Te); Zong, YQ (Zong, Yongqiang)[ 1 ] ; Liu, ZH (Liu, Zhonghui)

15 2015 10.1016/j.jseaes.201

5.05.026

Mirs Bay, CHINA

global w arming/ Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - w eather,

Upw elling

43

Three decades of sea w ater abstraction by Kapar pow er

plant (Malaysia): What impacts on tropical zooplankton community?

Chew , LL (Chew , L. L.); Chong, VC (Chong, V. C.); Wong, RCS (Wong, R. C.

S.); Lehette, P (Lehette, P.); Ng, CC (Ng, C. C.); Loh, KH (Loh, K. H.)

15 2015

10.1016/j.marpolbul.

2015.11.022

Malaysia



energy

Climate change effects in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem

Vivekanandan, E (Vivekanandan, Elayaperumal); Hermes, R (Hermes,

Rudolf); O'Brien, C (O'Brien, Chris)

2016 10.1016/j.envdev.20

15.09.005

Bay of Bengal,

INdia

impact, adaptation, response

Simulation of Sea Level Rise and its Impacts on the

Western Coastal Area of Saudi Arabia

Bahraw i, JA (Bahrawi, Jarbou A.); Elhag, M

(Elhag, Mohamed) 2016

ISSN:

0379-5136

Western Coastal

Area of Saudi Arabia

climate change / Environment -

mangrove / Economy,

Policy and Business - management / Bio-geo-chemical and


Characterizing the multi-risk w ith respect to plausible natural hazards in the Balasore coast, Odisha, India: a

multi-criteria analysis (MCA) appraisal

Mukhopadhyay, A (Mukhopadhyay, Anirban); Hazra, S (Hazra, Sugata); Mitra, D (Mitra, Debasish); Hutton, C (Hutton, C.);

Chanda, A (Chanda, Abhra); Mukherjee, S (Mukherjee, Sandip)

2016

10.1007/s11069-

015-2035-

9

Bay of Bengal,

INdia

hazards / Bio-geo-chemical and physical

- storm, sea level

Sediment pathw ays and emergence of Himalayan source material in the Bay of Bengal

Krishna, KS (Krishna, K. S.); Ismaiel, M (Ismaiel, M.); Srinivas, K (Srinivas, K.); Rao, DG (Rao, D. Gopala); Mishra, J

(Mishra, J.); Saha, D (Saha, D.)

Jan 1 2016

ISSN: 0011-3891


Bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological record, geological

Differential bleaching of corals based on El Nino type and intensity in the Andaman Sea, southeast Bay of

Bengal

Lix, JK (Lix, J. K.); Venkatesan, R

(Venkatesan, R.); Grinson, G (Grinson, George)[ 3 ] ; Rao, RR (Rao, R. R.);

Jineesh, VK (Jineesh, V. K.); Arul, MM (Arul, Muthiah M.); Vengatesan, G

(Vengatesan, G.); Ramasundaram, S (Ramasundaram, S.); Sundar, R (Sundar,

R.); Atmanand, MA (Atmanand, M. A.)

2016

10.1007/s10661-

016-5176-

8

Bay of Bengal,

INdia


temperature, biota /


Why is the Bay of Bengal experiencing a reduced rate of sea surface w arming?

D'Mello, JR (D'Mello, Joshua Rosario); Kumar, SP (Kumar, S. Prasanna)

15 2016 10.1002/jo

c.4414

Bay of Bengal,

India


temperature / climate

change

Impact of revised thermal stability on pollutant transport time in a deep reservoir

Wu, BB (Wu, Binbin); Wang, GQ (Wang, Guoqiang); Jiang, H (Jiang, Hong); Wang,

JF (Wang, Jingfu); Liu, CM (Liu, Changming)

2016 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2016.02.031

China


temperature, geological record

Size structure of phytoplankton community and its

response to environmental factors in Xiamen Bay, China

Fu, TT (Fu, Tingting); Chen, BH (Chen, Baohong); Ji, WD (Ji, Weidong); Chen, HZ

(Chen, Hongzhe); Chen, WF (Chen,

Wenfeng); Dong, X (Dong, Xu); Kuang, WM (Kuang, Weiming); Chen, JM (Chen,

Jinmin); Wang, JG (Wang, Jigang); Lin, H (Lin, Hui)

2016

10.1007/s12665-

016-5552-2

Xiamen

Bay, China


physical - biota

44

Climatic and tectonic controls on Late Triassic to Middle Jurassic sedimentation in northeastern Guangdong

Province, South China

Pang, CJ (Pang, Chong-Jin); Li, ZX (Li, Zheng-Xiang); Xu, YG (Xu, Yi-Gang); Wen,

SN (Wen, Shu-Nv); Krapez, B (Krapez, Bryan)

23 2016 10.1016/j.tecto.2016.

03.041

SOUTHEASTERN CHINA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical -geological

record, sediment

Response of marine copepods to a changing tropical environment: w inners, losers and implications

Chew , LL (Chew , Li Lee); Chong, VC (Chong, Ving Ching)

24 2016 10.7717/peerj.2052

Malaysia


physical -biota / vulnerability /


Large-scale circulation classif ication and its links to observed precipitation in the eastern and central Tibetan

Plateau

Liu, WB (Liu, Wenbin); Wang, L (Wang, Lei); Chen, DL (Chen, Deliang); Tu, K (Tu, Kai); Ruan, CQ (Ruan, Chengqing); Hu, ZY

(Hu, Zengyun)

2016

10.1007/s00382-

015-2782-z



precipitation

Monsoon-extratropical circulation interactions in

Himalayan extreme rainfall

Vellore, RK (Vellore, Ramesh K.); Kaplan, ML (Kaplan, Michael L.); Krishnan, R

(Krishnan, R.); Lew is, JM (Lew is, John M.);

Sabade, S (Sabade, Sudhir); Deshpande, N (Deshpande, Nayana); Singh, BB (Singh, Bhupendra B.); Madhura, RK (Madhura, R.

K.); Rao, MVSR (Rao, M. V. S. Rama)

2016

10.1007/s00382-

015-2784-x

Bay of

Bengal, INdia


physical - precipitation, w eather

Did adaptation strategies w ork? High fatalities from tropical cyclones in the North Indian Ocean and future

vulnerability under global w arming

Seo, SN (Seo, S. Niggol); Bakkensen, LA (Bakkensen, Laura A.)

2016

10.1007/s11069-

016-2250-z



physical - storm, cyclone / adaptation,

global w arming, impact

A Bayesian Belief Netw ork to assess rate of changes in

coral reef ecosystems

Franco, C (Franco, Chiara); Hepburn, LA (Hepburn, Leanne Appleby); Smith, DJ

(Smith, David J.); Nimrod, S (Nimrod, Stephen); Tucker, A (Tucker, Allan)

2016

10.1016/j.

envsoft.2016.02.029

DISCOVE

RY BAY, CHINA

Environment - coral reef / Economy,

Policy and Business - management / Bio-

geo-chemical and physical - nutrient /


- contaminant

Sedimentary records of mangrove evolution during the

past one hundred years based on stable carbon isotope and pollen evidences in Maow ei, SW China

Xia, P (Xia Peng); Meng, XW (Meng

Xianw ei); Li, Z (Li Zhen); Feng, AP (Feng Aiping)

2016

10.1007/s11802-

016-2687-4

YINGLUO

BAY, CHINA


- geological record / Infrastructure and

transportation

Soil organic carbon stocks in estuarine and marine mangrove ecosystems are driven by nutrient colimitation

of P and N

Weiss, C (Weiss, Christian); Weiss, J

(Weiss, Joanna); Boy, J (Boy, Jens); Iskandar, I (Iskandar, Issi); Mikutta, R (Mikutta, Robert); Guggenberger, G

(Guggenberger, Georg)

2016 10.1002/ece3.2258

Kalimantan, Indonesia


- nutrient

45

Coastal multi-hazard vulnerability assessment along the

Ganges deltaic coast of Bangladesh-A geospatial approach

Islam, MA (Islam, Md. Ashraful); Mitra, D (Mitra, Debashis); Dew an, A (Dew an,

Ashraf); Akhter, SH (Akhter, Syed Humayun)

2016

10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2016.03.012

Banglades

h

vulnerability, climate

change, hazards

Interannual controls on oxygen isotope variability in Asian monsoon precipitation and implications for

paleoclimate reconstructions

Yang, H (Yang, H.) ; Johnson, KR (Johnson, K. R.); Griff iths, ML (Griff iths, M.

L.); Yoshimura, K (Yoshimura, K.)

27 2016 10.1002/2015JD024

683

Bay of Bengal,

INdia

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - gases,

w eather, precipitation,

geological record

Mangrove degradation and response to anthropogenic

disturbance in the Maow ei Sea (SW China) since 1926 AD: Mangrove-derived OM and pollen

Meng, XW (Meng, Xianw ei); Xia, P (Xia,

Peng); Li, Z (Li, Zhen); Meng, DZ (Meng, Dezhen)

2016

10.1016/j.orggeoche

m.2016.06.001

Yingluo

Bay , China


Infrastructure and transportation - urban, land use

Recent global aerosol optical depth variations and trends - A comparative study using MODIS and MISR level 3

datasets

Mehta, M (Mehta, Manu); Singh, R (Singh, Ritu); Singh, A (Singh, Ankit); Singh, N

(Singh, Narendra); Anshumali (Anshumali) 2016

10.1016/j.rse.2016.0

4.004


Bio-geo-chemical and physical - gases

CCN concentrations and BC w arming influenced by

maritime ship emitted aerosol plumes over southern Bay of Bengal

Ramana, MV (Ramana, M. V.); Devi, A

(Devi, Archana)

Feb 1

2016

10.1038/sr

ep30416

Bay-of-Bengal,

Indian Ocean


physical - gases

Structure of Benthic Communities along the Taiw an

Latitudinal Gradient

Ribas-Deulofeu, L (Ribas-Deulofeu, Lauriane); Denis, V (Denis, Vianney); De Palmas, S (De Palmas, Stephane); Kuo,

CY (Kuo, Chao-Yang); Hsieh, HJ (Hsieh, Hernyi Justin); Chen, CA (Chen, Chaolun

Allen)

Jan 1

2016


.0160601

Taiw an Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - biota

Polychaete Community of a Marine Protected Area along the West Coast of India-Prior and Post the Tropical

Cyclone, Phyan

Sukumaran, S (Sukumaran, Soniya); Vijapure, T (Vijapure, Tejal); Kubal, P

(Kubal, Priti); Mulik, J (Mulik, Jyoti); Rokade, MA (Rokade, M. A.); Salvi, S (Salvi, Shailesh); Thomas, J (Thomas,

Jubin); Naidu, VS (Naidu, V. S.)

24 2016 10.1371/journal.pone.0159368

Malvan

Marine Sanctuary,

India


physical - biota, cyclone / Economy, Policy and Business

Water Age Responses to Weather Conditions in a Hyper-

Eutrophic Channel Reservoir in Southern China

Du, W (Du, Wei); Li, YP (Li, Yiping); Hua, L (Hua, Lei); Wang, C (Wang, Chao); Wang,

PF (Wang, Peifang); Wang, JY (Wang, Jingyu); Wang, Y (Wang, Ying); Chen, L

(Chen, Li) ; Buoh, RB (Buoh, Robert Bofah); Jepkirui, M (Jepkirui, Mercy); Pan, BZ (Pan, Baozhu); Jiang, Y (Jiang, Yong) ;

Acharya, K (Acharya, Kumud)

2016 10.3390/w

8090372 China


physical - w eather, hydrology

Response of Phytoplankton Community Structure and Size-Fractionated Chlorophyll a in an Upw elling

Simulation Experiment in the Western South China Sea

Cui, DY (Cui Dongyang); Wang, JT (Wang Jiangtao); Tan, LJ (Tan Liju)

2016

10.1007/s11802-

016-3017-

6

South China Sea,

CHINA


productivity,

Upw elling

A 62-year analysis of historical aerial images show ing human impacts on beach topography in Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park, Hong Kong. Implications for marine park

management and sustainability w ith a changing global climate

Morton, B (Morton, Brian) 2016

10.1007/s11852-

016-0451-

y

Hoi Ha Wan,

CHINA

global w arming / Environment - beach / Economy, Policy and


46

Copepods associated w ith scleractinian corals: a w orldw ide checklist and a case study of their impact on the reef-building coral Pocillopora damicornis (Linnaeus,

1758) (Pocilloporidae)

Cheng, YR (Cheng, Yu-Rong); Mayfield, AB (Mayfield, Anderson B.); Meng, PJ (Meng, Pei-Jie); Dai, CF (Dai, Chang-

Feng); Huys, R (Huys, Rony)

Jan 1 2016

10.11646/zootaxa.4174.1.20

Nanw an Bay,

southern Taiw an

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - temperature, biota / Health and w ell-being

- pollutant

Changes in microbial communities, photosynthesis and

calcif ication of the coral Acropora gemmifera in response to ocean acidif ication

Zhou, GW (Zhou, Guow ei); Yuan, T (Yuan, Tao); Cai, L (Cai, Lin); Zhang, WP (Zhang, Weipeng); Tian, RM (Tian, Renmao); Tong,

HY (Tong, Haoya); Jiang, L (Jiang, Lei); Yuan, XC (Yuan, Xiangcheng); Liu, S (Liu, Sheng); Qian, PY (Qian, Peiyuan); Huang,

H (Huang, Hui)

27 2016 10.1038/sr

ep35971

SANYA

BAY, China


chemical and physical - temperature, biota

Aerosol Climatology over the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea Inferred from Space-Borne Radiometers and Lidar

Observations

Tiw ari, S (Tiw ari, Shani); Mishra, AK (Mishra, Amit K.); Singh, AK (Singh, Abhay

K.) 2016

10.4209/aaqr.2015.0

6.0406

Bay of Bengal,

India

Health and w ell-being - pollutant

The distribution and variation in the gas composition of

macro-seeps on the near-shore Lingtou Promontory in the South China Sea

Di, PF (Di Pengfei); Feng, D (Feng Dong);

Chen, DF (Chen Duofu) 2016

10.1007/s13131-

016-0955-1

Yazhou

Bay , China


physical - gases

Trends in w ind-w ave climate over the head Bay of Bengal region

Patra, A (Patra, Anindita); Bhaskaran, PK (Bhaskaran, Prasad K.)

2016 10.1002/jo

c.4627

Bay of Bengal,

INdia

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - w ind

Seasonal and spatial variations of w ater quality and trophic status in Daya Bay, South China Sea

Wu, ML (Wu, Mei-Lin); Wang, YS (Wang, You-Shao); Wang, YT (Wang, Yu-Tu); Sun,

FL (Sun, Fu-Lin); Sun, CC (Sun, Cui-Ci);

Cheng, H (Cheng, Hao)[; Dong, JD (Dong, Jun-De)

15 2016

10.1016/j.marpolbul.2016.07.0

42

Daya Bay, China


and physical - nutrients / Economy,


Conservation and sustainable utilization of horticultural

biodiversity in tropical Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Singh, S (Singh, Shraw an); Waman, AA (Waman, Ajit Arun); Bohra, P (Bohra,

Pooja); Gautam, RK (Gautam, R. K.); Roy, SD (Roy, S. Dam)

2016

10.1007/s10722-

016-0445-5

Bay of

Bengal, India

climate change / Subsistence f ishing

and shellf ish collector

- indigenous / Economy, Policy and Business - agriculture

SEAWEED AND SEAGRASS MAPPING IN THAILAND

MEASURED USING LANDSAT 8 OPTICAL AND TEXTURAL IMAGE PROPERTIES

Kakuta, S (Kakuta, Satomi); Takeuchi, W

(Takeuchi, Wataru); Prathep, A (Prathep, Anchana)

2016

10.6119/J

MST-016-1026-4

Tang Ken

Bay, Thailand

Environment -

seagrass

Coastal vulnerability assessment of the predicted sea

level rise in the coastal zone of Krishna-Godavari delta region, Andhra Pradesh, east coast of India

Pramanik, MK (Pramanik, Malay Kumar); Bisw as, SS (Bisw as, Sumantra Sarathi);

Mondal, B (Mondal, Bisw ajit); Pal, R (Pal, Raghunath)

2016

10.1007/s10668-

015-9708-0

Bay of

Bengal, India

vulnerability / Bio-

geo-chemical and physical - sea level

Tidal intrusion w ithin a mega delta: An unstructured grid modelling approach

Bricheno, LM (Bricheno, Lucy M.); Wolf, J (Wolf, Judith); Islam, S (Islam, Saiful)

May 1 2016

10.1016/j.ecss.2016

.09.014

Bay of Bengal,

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - hydrology

47

Effect of climate change on shoreline shifts at a straight and continuous coast

Rajasree, BR (Rajasree, B. R.); Deo, MC (Deo, M. C.); Nair, LS (Nair, L. Sheela)

20 2016 10.1016/j.ecss.2016

.10.034

Karnataka coastline,

India


physical - sediment

Attribution of annual maximum sea levels to tropical cyclones at the global scale

Khouakhi, A (Khouakhi, Abdou); Villarini, G (Villarini, Gabriele)

2017 10.1002/jo

c.4704

Bay of Bengal ,

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sea level,

cyclone

Trace metal anomalies in bleached Porites coral at Meiji

Reef, tropical South China Sea

Li, S (Li Shu); Yu, KF (Yu Kefu); Zhao, JX

(Zhao Jianxin); Feng, YX (Feng Yuexing)[ 2 ] ; Chen, TR (Chen Tianran)

2017

10.1007/s00343-

016-5234-7

DAYA

BAY, China

Environment - coral

reef / Health and w ell-being - contaminant

Simulation of physical and socioeconomic factors of

vulnerability to cyclones and storm surges using GIS: a case study

Hossain, MN (Hossain, Md. Nazir); Paul,

SK (Paul, Shitangsu Kumar) 2017

10.1007/s10708-

015-9668-9

Banglades

h


storm / vulnerability / Economy, Policy and

Business

Effect of Yunnan-Guizhou Topography at the

Southeastern Tibetan Plateau on the Indian Monsoon

Shi, ZG (Shi, Zhengguo); Sha, YY (Sha,

Yingying); Liu, XD (Liu, Xiaodong) 2017

10.1175/J

CLI-D-16-0105.1

Bay of

Bengal, India


physical - w eather

Differential response of coral communities to Caulerpa spp. bloom in the reefs of Indian Ocean

Manikandan, B (Manikandan, B.); Ravindran, J (Ravindran, J.)

2017

10.1007/s11356-

016-8136-5

Palk Bay, INDIAN OCEAN



Organic carbon isotope and pollen evidence for mangrove development and response to human activity

in Guangxi (Southw est China) over the last 140 years

Xia, P (Xia Peng); Meng, XW (Meng Xianw ei); Li, Z (Li Zhen); Feng, AP (Feng

Aiping)

2017

10.1007/s13131-

016-0849-

2

Yingluo Bay ,

China

Environment -

mangrove / Bio-geo-chemical and physical - geological record / Infrastructure and

transportation - land reclamation, urban,

sew age

Climate change and biological productivity: Indian Ocean

Shah, M (Shah, Meghal); Chaturvedi, N

(Chaturvedi, Neera); Pandya, H (Pandya, Himanshu); Ajai (Ajai

2017 ISSN:

0379-5136

Bay of

Bengal , India

Generics - climate change / Bio-geo-

chemical and physical - primary productivity,

temperature

Numerical investigation of surge-tide interactions in the

Bay of Bengal along the Bangladesh coast

Hussain, MA (Hussain, Mohammad Asad);

Tajima, Y (Tajima, Yoshimitsu) 2017

10.1007/s11069-

016-2711-4

Bay of Bengal,

Bangladesh


physical - storm

48

Sustainable Marine Fisheries Resources of Bangladesh: A Strategic Response for Economic Security

Shamsuzzaman, MM (Shamsuzzaman, Md.

Mostafa); Xu, XM (Xu Xiangmin); Islam, MM (Islam, Mohammad Mahmudul); Alam, MW (Alam, Md. Wahidul); Karim, E (Karim,

Ehsanul)

2017 ISSN:

0379-5136

Bay of Bengal,

India

Economy, Policy and Business

Effects of Temperature and pCO(2) on Population

Regulation of Symbiodinium spp. in a Tropical Reef Coral

Baghdasarian, G (Baghdasarian, Garen); Osberg, A (Osberg, Andrew ); Mihora, D

(Mihora, Danielle); Putnam, H (Putnam, Hollie); Gates, RD (Gates, Ruth D.); Edmunds, PJ (Edmunds, Peter J.)

2017 10.1086/6

92718

Nanw an

Bay, Taiw an


chemical and physical - biota, temperature

Is Tropical Cyclone Surge, Not Intensity, What Kills So Many People in South Asia?

Seo, SN (Seo, S. Niggol); Bakkensen, LA (Bakkensen, Laura A.)

2017 10.1175/WCAS-D-16-0059.1

Bay of Bengal,

India

Generics -

vulnerability / Bio-geo-chemical and

physical - cyclone / Health and w ell-being

Plasticity in lunar timing of larval release of tw o brooding

pocilloporid corals in an internal tide-induced upw elling reef

Fan, TY (Fan, Tung-Yung) Hsieh, YC (Hsieh, Yu-Chieh); Lin, KH (Lin, Ke-Han);

Kuo, FW (Kuo, Fu-Wen) ; Soong, K

(Soong, Keryea); McRae, CJ (McRae, Crystal J.); Edmunds, PJ (Edmunds, Peter

J.); Fang, LS (Fang, Lee-Shing)

Jan 1

2017

10.3354/m

eps12071

Nanw an

Bay, Taiw an


chemical and physical - biota, temperature,

Upw elling

Projections of annual rainfall and surface temperature

from CMIP5 models over the BIMSTEC countries

Pattnayak, KC (Pattnayak, K. C.); Kar, SC

(Kar, S. C.); Dalal, M (Dalal, Mamta); Pattnayak, RK (Pattnayak, R. K.)

2017

10.1016/j.gloplacha.

2017.03.005

Bay of

Bengal, India


temperature, precipitation

Modeling Future Urban Spraw l and Landscape Change in the Laguna de Bay Area, Philippines

Iizuka, K (Iizuka, Kotaro); Johnson, BA

(Johnson, Brian A.); Onishi, A (Onishi, Akio); Magcale-Macandog, DB (Magcale-Macandog, Damasa B.); Endo, I (Endo,

Isao); Bragais, M(Bragais, Milben)

2017 10.3390/land602002

6

Laguna de Bay of

Philippines

Infrastructure and transportation - urban, land use

Spatio-temporal assessment and trend analysis of surface water salinity in the coastal region of Bangladesh

Shammi, M (Shammi, Mashura); Rahman,

MM (Rahman, Md. Mostafizur); Islam, MA(Islam, Md. Atikul); Bodrud-Doza, M (Bodrud-Doza, Md.); Zahid, A (Zahid, Anw ar); Akter, Y(Akter, Yeasmin);

Quaiyum, S (Quaiyum, Samia); Kurasaki, M (Kurasaki, Masaaki)

2017

10.1007/s11356-

017-8976-

7

coastal region of

Banglades

h

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - salinity

Chlorophyll-A Prediction of Lakes w ith Different Water Quality Patterns in China Based on Hybrid Neural

Netw orks

Li, X (Li, Xue); Sha, J (Sha, Jian); Wang,

ZL (Wang, Zhong-Liang) 2017

10.3390/w

9070524 China


productivity

Monsoon Could Trigger the Global Abrupt Climate Changes: New Evidence from the Bay of Bengal

Naidu, PD (Naidu, Pothuri Divakar); Govil, P (Govil, Paw an)

2017 ISSN:

0257-7968

Bay of Bengal,

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - w eather, temperature / climate

change

Coral record of variability in the upstream Kuroshio Current during 1953-2004

Li, XH (Li, Xiaohua) ; Liu, Y (Liu, Yi); Hsin,

YC (Hsin, Yi-Chia); Liu, WG (Liu, Weiguo); Shi, ZG (Shi, Zhengguo); Chiang, HW (Chiang, Hong-Wei); Shen, CC (Shen,

Chuan-Chou)

2017 10.1002/2017JC012

944 Taiw an


49

Assessing impacts and community preparedness to cyclones: a fuzzy cognitive mapping approach

Singh, PK (Singh, Pramod K.); Chudasama, H (Chudasama, Harpalsinh)

2017

10.1007/s10584-

017-2007-

z

Bay of Bengal,

India

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - cyclone /


- community

Temporal variability in w ind-w ave climate and its

validation w ith ESSO-NIOT w ave atlas for the headBay of Bengal

Patra, A (Patra, Anindita); Bhaskaran, PK

(Bhaskaran, Prasad K.) 2017

10.1007/s00382-

016-3385-z

Bay of

Bengal, India


physical - w ind

Genetic population structure of Indian oil sardine, Sardinella longiceps assessed using microsatellite

markers

Sebastian, W (Sebastian, Wilson); Sukumaran, S (Sukumaran, Sandhya);

Zacharia, PU(Zacharia, P. U.);

Gopalakrishnan, A (Gopalakrishnan, A.

2017

10.1007/s10592-

017-0946-

6

Bay of Bengal,

India


The neglected Indo-Gangetic Plains low -level jet and its

importance for moisture transport and precipitation during the peak summer monsoon

Acosta, RP (Acosta, R. P.); Huber, M

(Huber, M.) 28 2017

10.1002/2

017GL074440

Bay of

Bengal , India


temperature, w etaher, precipitation

Linking f ish species traits to environmental conditions in the Jakarta Bay-Pulau Seribu coral reef system

Cleary, DFR (Cleary, Daniel F. R.) 15 2017

10.1016/j.marpolbul.2017.06.0

54

Jakarta Bay-Pulau

Seribu,

Indonesia



- biota

Dynamic hydrographic variations in northw estern Arabian

Gulf over the past three decades: Temporal shifts and trends derived from long-term monitoring data

Al-Yamani, F (Al-Yamani, Faiza); Yamamoto, T (Yamamoto, Takahiro); Al-

Said, T (Al-Said, Turki); Alghunaim, A (Alghunaim, Aw s)

15 2017


2017.06.056

northw este

rn Arabian Gulf



Seagrass metabolism and carbon dynamics in a tropical coastal embayment

Ganguly, D (Ganguly, Dipnarayan); Singh,

G (Singh, Gurmeet); Ramachandran, P(Ramachandran, Purvaja); Selvam, AP

(Selvam, Arumughan Paneer); Banerjee, K (Banerjee, Kakolee); Ramachandran, R

(Ramachandran, Ramesh)

2017

10.1007/s13280-

017-0916-8

seagrass-dominated Palk Bay,

India


A threefold rise in w idespread extreme rain events over central India

Roxy, MK (Roxy, M. K.); Ghosh, S (Ghosh,

Subimal); Pathak, A (Pathak, Amey); Athulya, R (Athulya, R.); Mujumdar, M

(Mujumdar, Milind) ; Murtugudde, R (Murtugudde, Raghu); Terray, P (Terray,

Pascal) ; Rajeevan, M (Rajeevan, M.)

Mar 1 2017

10.1038/s41467-017-

00744-9



precipitation

Salinity stratif ication controlled productivity variation over 300 ky in the Bay of Bengal

Da Silva, R (Da Silva, R.); Mazumdar, A

(Mazumdar, A.); Mapder, T (Mapder, T.); Peketi, A (Peketi, A.); Joshi, RK (Joshi, R. K.); Shaji, A (Shaji, A.); Mahalakshmi, P

(Mahalakshmi, P.) ; Saw ant, B (Saw ant,

B.); Naik, BG (Naik, B. G.); Carvalho, MA (Carvalho, M. A.); Molletti, SK (Molletti, S.

K.)

31 2017

10.1038/s41598-017-

14781-3



productivity, stratiication, salinity /

global w arming

Regional Impact Assessment of Monsoon Variability on

Wind Pow er Availability and Optimization in Asia

Abolude, AT (Abolude, Akintayo T.) ; Zhou,

W (Zhou, Wen); Leung, YT (Leung, Yu Ting)

Jan 1

2017

10.3390/at

mos8110219

Bay of

Bengal, INDIA

Infrastructure and

transportation - energy

50

MEASURING POLICY BENEFITS OF THE CYCLONE SHELTER PROGRAM IN THE NORTH INDIAN OCEAN:

PROTECTION FROM INTENSE WINDS OR HIGH

STORM SURGES?

Seo, SN (Seo, S. Niggol) Jan 1 2017

10.1142/S20100078

17500117

Bay of Bengal,

INDIA

Bio-geo-chemical and physical - storm /

Economy, Policy and

Business - policy

Aquatic environmental changes and ecological implications from the combined effects of sea-level rise and land reclamation in Deep Bay, Pearl River Estuary,

China

Yang, Y (Yang, Ye); Chui, TFM (Chui, Ting Fong May)

Jan 1 2017

10.1016/j.ecoleng.2017.08.00

3

Deep Bay, Pearl River

Estuary, China


/ Bio-geo-chemical and physical - sea

level / Infrastructure and transportation -

land reclamation

An assessment of vulnerability and adaptation to cyclones through impact assessment guidelines: a

bottom-up case study from Bangladesh coast Younus, MAF (Younus, Md Aboul Fazal)

Jan 1 2017

10.1007/s11069-

017-3027-8

Bangladesh

General -

vulnerability, adaptation, climate change / policy /


- community

Evidence of massive river pollution in the tropical megacity Jakarta as indicated by faecal steroid

occurrence and the seasonal f lushing out into the coastal

ecosystem

Dsikow itzky, L (Dsikow itzky, L.); Schafer, L (Schaefer, L.); Dw iyitno (Dwiyitno); Ariyani,

F (Ariyani, F.); Irianto, HE (Irianto, H. E.);

Schw arzbauer, J (Schw arzbauer, J.)

Jan 1 2017

10.1007/s10311-

017-0641-

3

Jakarta Bay,

Indonesia

Health and w ell-being / Infrastructure and

transportation -

sew age, urban

An observational evidence of climate changeduring global w arming era

Naidu, CV (Naidu, C. V.); Durgalakshmi, K (Durgalakshmi, K.) Satyanarayana, GC

(Satyanarayana, G. Ch.) ; Rao, LM (Rao, L. Mallesw ara) ; Ramakrishna, SSVS

(Ramakrishna, S. S. V. S.); Mohan, JR (Mohan, Jaddu Rama); Ratna, KN (Ratna,

K. Naga)

-2011

10.1016/j.

gloplacha.2011.07.0

10


Bio-geo- cyclone, w eather, precipitation

/ climate change

India's Ocean Observation Netw ork: Relevance to Society

Venkatesan, R (Venkatesan, Ramasamy); Sundar, R (Sundar, Ranganathan);

Vedachalam, N (Vedachalam, Narayanasw amy); Joseph, KJ (Joseph,

Karakunnel Jossia)

-2016 ISSN:

0025-3324



physical -cyclone, w eather /

Infrastructure and

transportation - information

Oceania (96)

Cross-shelf benthic community structure on the Great Barrier Reef: relationships betw een macroalgal cover

and herbivore biomass

Wismer, S (Wismer, Sharon); Hoey, AS (Hoey, Andrew S.); Bellw ood, DR

(Bellw ood, David R.) 2009

10.3354/meps07790

Great

Barrier Reef,

australia

Environment - coral reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota

Coral-dw elling f ishes resistant to bleaching but not to mortality of host corals

Bonin, MC (Bonin, Mary C.); Munday, PL (Munday, Philip L.); McCormick, MI (McCormick, Mark I.); Srinivasan, M

(Srinivasan, Maya); Jones, GP (Jones,

Geoffrey P.)

2009 10.3354/meps08294

Kimbe Bay,

Papua New

Guinea

Environment - coral reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota,

temperature

51

Radiocarbon dates from the Top End: A cultural chronology for the Northern Territory coastal plains

Brockw ell, S (Brockwell, Sally) ; Faulkner, P

(Faulkner, Patrick); Bourke, P (Bourke, Patricia); Clarke, A (Clarke, Anne);

Crassw eller, C (Crassw eller, Christine); Guse, D (Guse, Daryl)[ 1 ] ; Meehan, B

(Meehan, Betty); Sim, R (Sim, Robin)

2009 ISSN:

0729-4352

BLUE MUD BAY, AUSTRALI

A

Infrastructure and

transportation - settlement, land use /

Bio-geo-chem and physical - geological

record

Long-term climate-associated dynamics of a tropical seagrass meadow : implications for the future

Rasheed, MA (Rasheed, Michael A.) Unsw orth, RKF (Unsw orth, Richard K. F.)[

2011 10.3354/meps08925

HERVEY-BAY,

AUSTRALIA

Environment -

seagrass / Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota, temperature /

global w arming,

climate change

Temporal variation in coral reef ecosystem processes: herbivory of macroalgae by f ishes

Lefevre, CD (Lefevre, Carine D.); Bellw ood, DR (Bellw ood, David R.)

2011 10.3354/meps08916

Great Barrier Reef,

Australia


algae / resilience

Abundance, survival and temporary emigration of

bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops sp.) off Useless Loop in the w estern gulf of Shark Bay, Western Australia

Nicholson, K (Nicholson, Krista) ; Bejder, L (Bejder, Lars) ; Allen, SJ (Allen, Simon J.) ;

Krutzen, M (Kruetzen, Michael) ; Pollock, KH (Pollock, Kenneth H.)

2012 10.1071/M

F12210

Shark Bay,

Western Australia

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Primacy of seascape connectivity effects in structuring coral reef f ish assemblages

Olds, AD (Olds, Andrew D.); Connolly, RM (Connolly, Rod M.) Pitt, KA (Pitt, Kylie A.);

Maxw ell, PS (Maxw ell, Paul S.) 2012

10.3354/meps09849

Moreton Bay,

Australia

Environment - coral

reef, mangrove, seagrass / Bio-geo-chem and physical -

biota

An assessment of residence times of land-sourced

contaminants in the Great Barrier Reef lagoon and the implications for management and reef recovery

Brodie, J (Brodie, Jon); Wolanski, E

(Wolanski, Eric) ; Lew is, S (Lewis, Stephen) ; Bainbridge, Z (Bainbridge, Zoe)

2012


2011.12.011

Great Barrier

Reef, AUSTRALI

A

Environment - coral


nutrient, sediemnt, biota / Health and

w ell-being - contaminat /

Economy, Policy and


Heat-seeking sharks: support for behavioural thermoregulation in reef sharks

Speed, CW (Speed, Conrad W.) ; Meekan,

MG (Meekan, Mark G.) ; Field, IC (Field, Iain C.) ; McMahon, CR (McMahon, Clive R.); Bradshaw , CJA (Bradshaw , Corey J.

A.)

2012 10.3354/meps09864

Australia Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota,

temperature

Influence of seasonal and latitudinal temperature variation on early life-history traits of a coral reef f ish

Takahashi, M (Takahashi, Miw a) ; McCormick, MI (McCormick, Mark I.);

Munday, PL (Munday, Philip L.); Jones, GP

(Jones, Geoffrey P.)

2012 10.1071/M

F11278

Kimbe Bay in Papua

New

Guinea


temperature

52

Linking environmental f low s w ith the distribution of black bream Acanthopagrus butcheri eggs, larvae and prey in

a drought affected estuary

Williams, J (Williams, Joel) ; Jenkins, GP (Jenkins, Greg P.); Hindell, JS (Hindell, Jeremy S.) ; Sw earer, SE (Sw earer,

Stephen E.)

2013 10.3354/meps10280

AUSTRALIA

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Reconstructed paternal genotypes reveal variable rates of multiple paternity at three rookeries of loggerhead sea

turtles (Caretta caretta) in Western Australia

Tedeschi, JN (Tedeschi, J. N.); Mitchell, NJ

(Mitchell, N. J.); Berry, O (Berry, O.); Whiting, S (Whiting, S.) ; Meekan, M

(Meekan, M.) ; Kennington, WJ (Kennington, W. J.)

2014 10.1071/ZO14076

Gnaraloo Bay,

AUSTRALIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota

Habitat and space use of an abundant nearshore shark,

Rhizoprionodon taylori

Munroe, SEM (Munroe, S. E. M.) ;

Simpfendorfer, CA (Simpfendorfer, C. A.); Heupel, MR (Heupel, M. R.)

2014 10.1071/M

F13272

QUEENSLAND,

AUSTRALIA

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Does coastal topography constrain marine biogeography at an oceanographic interface?

Waters, JM (Waters, Jonathan M.); Condie, SA (Condie, Scott A.) ; Beheregaray, LB

(Beheregaray, Luciano B.) 2014

10.1071/MF13307

Tasmania, AUSTRALI

A

Bio-geo-chem and physical

Importance of environmental and biological drivers in the presence and space use of a reef -associated shark

Heupel, MR (Heupel, M. R.) ; Simpfendorfer, CA (Simpfendorfer, C. A.)

2014 10.3354/meps10529

GREAT-BARRIER-

REEF, AUSTRALI

A

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota

Continental-scale decreases in shorebird populations in

Australia

Clemens, RS (Clemens, Robert S.); Rogers, DI (Rogers, Danny I.); Hansen, BD

(Hansen, Birgita D.); Gosbell, K (Gosbell, Ken); Minton, CDT (Minton, Clive D. T.);

Straw , P (Straw , Phil); Bamford, M

(Bamford, Mike); Woehler, EJ (Woehler, Eric J.); Milton, DA (Milton, David A.); Weston, MA (Weston, Michael A.);

Venables, B (Venables, Bill); Weller, D

(Weller, Dan); Hassell, C (Hassell, Chris); Rutherford, B (Rutherford, Bill); Onton, K

(Onton, Kimberly); Herrod, A (Herrod, Ashley); Studds, CE (Studds, Colin E.);

Choi, CY (Choi, Chi-Yeung); Dhanjal-Adams, KL (Dhanjal-Adams, Kiran L.); Murray, NJ (Murray, Nicholas J.)[ 18 ] ;

Skilleter, GA (Skilleter, Gregory A.); Fuller,

RA (Fuller, Richard A.)[

2016 10.1071/M

U15056

AUSTRALI

A BAYS

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Latitudinal change in the distribution of luderick Girella tricuspidata (Pisces: Girellidae) associated w ith

increasing coastal w ater temperature in eastern Australia Pollock, BR (Pollock, B. R.) 2017

10.1071/MF16070

MORETON BAY, Australis


temperature

Estuarine gillnet f ishery catch rates decline during

drought in eastern Australia

Gillson, J (Gillson, Jonathan) ; Scandol, J

(Scandol, James) ; Suthers, I (Suthers, Iain)

2009

10.1016/j.f

ishres.2009.04.007

eastern

Australia

Environment - estuary / Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota, temperature

Designing a resilient netw ork of marine protected areas

for Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

Green, A (Green, Alison) ; Smith, SE

(Smith, Scott E.) ; Lipsett-Moore, G (Lipsett-Moore, Geoff); Groves, C (Groves,

Craig); Peterson, N (Peterson, Nate);

Sheppard, S (Sheppard, Stu) ; Lokani, P (Lokani, Paul) ; Hamilton, R (Hamilton,

Richard); Almany, J (Almany, Jeanine) ; Aitsi, J (Aitsi, Joseph) ; Bualia, L (Bualia,

Leo)

2009

10.1017/S

0030605309990342

Kimbe Bay,

Papua New

Guinea


Economy, Policy and

Business - planning / Subsistence f ishing

and shellf ish collector - local community

53

Testing models of mid to late Holocene sea-level change, North Queensland, Australia

Woodroffe, SA (Woodroffe, Sarah A.) 2009

10.1016/j.quascirev.2009.05.0

04

North Queensland, Australia


record, sea level

Mangrove expansion and rainfall patterns in Moreton Bay, Southeast Queensland, Australia

Eslami-Andargoli, L (Eslami-Andargoli, L.); Dale, P (Dale, Per) ; Sipe, N (Sipe, N.) ;

Chaseling, J (Chaseling, J.)

Oct 1 2009

10.1016/j.ecss.2009

.08.011

Moreton Bay,

Southeast

Queensland, Australia


precipitation

Changes in the f ish fauna of a tropical Australian estuary

since 1990 w ith reference to praw n predators and environmental change

Blaber, SJM (Blaber, S. J. M.); Griff iths, SP

(Griff iths, S. P.); Pillans, R (Pillans, R.)

Jan 1

2010

10.1016/j.

ecss.2009.12.012

tropical

Australian estuary


/ Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota

Effects of climate-driven primary production change on

marine food w ebs: implications for f isheries and conservation

Brow n, CJ (Brow n, C. J.) ; Fulton, EA (Fulton, E. A.); Hobday, AJ (Hobday, A. J.);

Matear, RJ (Matear, R. J.) ; Possingham, HP (Possingham, H. P.) ; Bulman, C

(Bulman, C.); Christensen, V (Christensen, V.); Forrest, RE (Forrest, R. E.) ; Gehrke,

PC (Gehrke, P. C.); Gribble, NA (Gribble, N. A.) ; Griff iths, SP (Griff iths, S. P.) ;

Lozano-Montes, H (Lozano-Montes, H.); Martin, JM (Martin, J. M.); Metcalf, S

(Metcalf, S.) ; Okey, TA (Okey, T. A.); Watson, R (Watson, R.); Richardson, AJ

(Richardson, A. J.)

2010

10.1111/j.

1365-2486.2009.02046.x

PORT PHILLIP

BAY, AUSTRALI

A

Bio-geo-chem and physical - primary

productivity,

temperature / Economy, Policy and Business - f icheries,

management /

Building resilience into practical conservation: identifying local management responses to global climate change in

the southern Great Barrier Reef

Maynard, JA (Maynard, J. A.); Marshall, PA (Marshall, P. A.); Johnson, JE (Johnson, J.

E.); Harman, S (Harman, S.) 2010

10.1007/s00338-

010-0603-8

Great Barrier Reef,

AUSTRALI

A

Environment - coral reef / resilience /


management

Selecting hardw ood taxa for wood and f ibre production in Queensland's subtropics

Lee, DJ (Lee, D. J.); Huth, JR (Huth, J. R.); Osborne, DO (Osborne, D. O.); Hogg, BW

(Hogg, B. W.) 2010

ISSN: 0004-9158

Queensland,

AUSTRALIA

Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota /

Economy, Policy and Business - production

Local and landscape effects on spatial patterns of mangrove forest during w etter and drier periods: Moreton

Bay, Southeast Queensland, Australia

Eslami-Andargoli, L (Eslami-Andargoli, L.); Dale, P (Dale, Per); Sipe, N (Sipe, N.);

Chaseling, J (Chaseling, J.)

Jan 1

2010

10.1016/j.ecss.2010

.05.011

Moreton Bay,

Southeast


Environment - mangrove, w etland / Infrastructure and

transportation - land use

Instability in a marginal coral reef: the shift from natural

variability to a human-dominated seascape

Lybolt, M (Lybolt, Matt); Neil, D (Neil, David); Zhao, JX (Zhao, Jianxin); Feng, YX

(Feng, Yuexing); Yu, KF (Yu, Ke-Fu); Pandolf i, J (Pandolf i, John)

2011 10.1890/0

90176

Moreton Bay,

southeast



record

54

Sea level rise, coastal development and planned retreat: analytical framew ork, governance principles and an

Australian case study

Abel, N (Abel, Nick); Gorddard, R

(Gorddard, Russell); Harman, B (Harman, Ben) ; Leitch, A (Leitch, Anne); Langridge, J

(Langridge, Jennifer); Ryan, A (Ryan, Anthony); Heyenga, S (Heyenga, Sonja)

2011 10.1016/j.envsci.2010.12.002

AUSTRALIA


management,

governance / Bio-geo-chem and

physical - f looding, sea level /

Infrastructure and transportation - land

use

Contrasting effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on coral-associated reef f ishes

Bonin, MC (Bonin, Mary C.); Almany, GR (Almany, Glenn R.); Jones, GP (Jones,

Geoffrey P.)

2011 10.1890/10-0627.1

Kimbe Bay,

PAPUA

NEW GUINEA


and physical - biota

The Role of Surface and Subsurface Processes in

Keeping Pace w ith Sea Level Rise in Intertidal Wetlands of Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia

Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.); Bennion, V (Bennion, Vicki); Grinham, A

(Grinham, Alistair); Cahoon, DR (Cahoon, Donald R.)

2011

10.1007/s10021-

011-9443-9

Moreton Bay,


Environment - w etland / Bio-geo-

chem and physical - sea level, sediment

Modelling the effects of 'coastal' acidif ication on copper

speciation

Richards, R (Richards, Russell); Chaloupka, M (Chaloupka, Milani); Sano, M

(Sano, Marcello); Tomlinson, R (Tomlinson, Rodger)

Oct 1

2011

10.1016/j.ecolmodel

.2011.08.017

Moreton

Bay, Australia

Bio-geo-chem and


Managing for change: w etland transitions under sea-level

rise and outcomes for threatened species

Traill, LW (Traill, Lochran W.); Perhans, K (Perhans, Karin); Lovelock, CE (Lovelock,

Catherine E.); Prohaska, A (Prohaska,

Ana); McFallan, S (McFallan, Steve) ; Rhodes, JR (Rhodes, Jonathan R.) ;

Wilson, KA (Wilson, Kerrie A.)

2011

10.1111/j.1472-

4642.2011.00807.x

Moreton

Bay, Australia

Environment - w etland / Economy,

Policy and Business -

management / Bio-geo-chem and


Habitat biodiversity as a determinant of f ish community structure on coral reefs

Messmer, V (Messmer, Vanessa); Jones,

GP (Jones, Geoffrey P.) ; Munday, PL (Munday, Philip L.); Holbrook, SJ

(Holbrook, Sally J.) ; Schmitt, RJ (Schmitt, Russell J.); Brooks, AJ (Brooks, Andrew J.)

2011 ISSN:

0012-9658

Kimbe Bay in Papua

New Guinea


Paleoreconstruction of estuarine sediments reveal human-induced w eakening of coastal carbon sinks

Macreadie, PI (Macreadie, Peter I.); Allen, K (Allen, Katie); Kelaher, BP (Kelaher,

Brendan P.); Ralph, PJ (Ralph, Peter J.); Skilbeck, CG (Skilbeck, Charles G.)

2012

10.1111/j.1365-

2486.2011.02582.x

Botany Bay,

AUSTRALIA


/ Bio-geo-chem and physical - geological

record, gases, sedimentation

The combined influence of hydrodynamic forcing and calcif ication on the spatial distribution of alkalinity in a

coral reef system

Zhang, ZL (Zhang, Zhenlin); Falter, J (Falter, James); Low e, R (Low e, Ryan);

Ivey, G (Ivey, Greg) 28 2012

10.1029/2011JC007

603

Coral Bay

(Ningaloo Reef,

Western Australia)


and physical - hydrology

Anthropogenic Ecological Change and Impacts on Mosquito Breeding and Control Strategies in Salt-

Marshes, Northern Territory, Australia

Jacups, S (Jacups, Susan); Warchot, A (Warchot, Allan); Whelan, P (Whelan,

Peter) 2012

10.1007/s10393-

012-0759-5

AUSTRALIA

Environment -

w etland / Bio-geo-chem and physical -

biota / Economy, Policy and Business -

planning

55

The Role of Turtles as Coral Reef Macroherbivores Goatley, CHR (Goatley, Christopher H. R.); Hoey, AS (Hoey, Andrew S.) ; Bellw ood,

DR (Bellw ood, David R.) 29 2012

10.1371/journal.pone.0039979

AUSTRALIA


Integration, synthesis and climate changeadaptation: a narrative based on coastal w etlands at the regional scale

Burley, JG (Burley, Jennifer G.) ; McAllister, RRJ (McAllister, Ryan R. J.) ; Collins, KA

(Collins, Kerry A.); Lovelock, CE (Lovelock,

Catherine E.)

2012

10.1007/s10113-

011-0271-

4

Moreton bay,

Queenslan

d, Australia

climate change, mitigation, adaptation

/ Environment - w etland / Economy,

Policy and Business -

planning, costs / Infrastructure and transportation -

urbanisation, energy

Climate-change refugia in the sheltered bays of Palau:

analogs of future reefs

van Woesik, R (van Woesik, Robert) ; Houk, P (Houk, Peter); Isechal, AL (Isechal,

Adelle L.); Idechong, JW (Idechong, Jacques W.) ; Victor, S (Victor, Steven);

Golbuu, Y (Golbuu, Yimnang)

2012 10.1002/e

ce3.363

bays of

Palau


and physical - biota, temperature

Science, biodiversity and Australian management of marine ecosystems

Kenchington, R (Kenchington, Richard) ; Hutchings, P (Hutchings, Pat)

2012

10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2012.08.

009

AUSTRALIA

Culture and Education - science / Economy, Policy and


Cooling energy consumption and reduction effect for residential buildings in South East Queensland, Australia

Seo, S (Seo, Seongw on) ; Wang, CH (Wang, Chi-Hsiang); Grozev, G (Grozev,

George) 2013

10.1016/j.buildenv.2012.09.00

6

Moreton Bay,


Infrastructure and

transportation - energy / Economy,

Policy and Business / Health and w ell-being

Planned retreat as a management response to coastal risk: a case study from the Fleurieu Peninsula, South

Australia

Niven, RJ (Niven, Rhiannon J.) ; Bardsley, DK (Bardsley, Douglas K.)

2013

10.1007/s10113-

012-0315-4

Byron Bay, AUSTRALI

A

risks, adaptation /

Health and w ell-being / Economy, Policy and Business -

management, policy

Phage therapy treatment of the coral pathogen Vibrio coralliilyticus

Cohen, Y (Cohen, Yossi) ; Pollock, FJ (Pollock, F. Joseph) ; Rosenberg, E (Rosenberg, Eugene) ; Bourne, DG

(Bourne, David G.)

2013 10.1002/m

bo3.52

Nelly Bay, AUSTRALI

A


and physical

56

LATE HOLOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE AND HUMAN

BEHAVIOURAL VARIABILITY IN THE COASTAL WET-DRY TROPICS OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA: Evidence from a pilot study of oxygen isotopes in marine bivalve

shells from archaeological sites

Brockw ell, S (Brockw ell, Sally); Marw ick, B (Marw ick, Ben) ; Bourke, P (Bourke,

Patricia); Faulkner, P (Faulkner, Patrick); Willan, R (Willan, Richard)

2013 ISSN:

0312-2417

Blue Mud Bay,

AUSTRALIA


record / Subsistence f ishing and shellf ish

collector / Culture and Education / Economy,

Policy and Business - harvesting

Science to Support Management of Receiving Waters in an Event-Driven Ecosystem: From Land to River to Sea

Leigh, C (Leigh, Catherine) ; Burford, MA

(Burford, Michele A.) ; Connolly, RM (Connolly, Rod M.); Olley, JM (Olley, Jon M.) ; Saeck, E (Saeck, Emily); Sheldon, F

(Sheldon, Fran) ; Smart, JCR (Smart,

James C. R.) ; Bunn, SE (Bunn, Stuart E.)

2013 10.3390/w5020780

MORETON BAY,

AUSTRALIA

Culture and Education - science /


management, service / Infrastructure and


Coastal retreat and improved w ater quality mitigate losses of seagrass from sea level rise

Saunders, MI (Saunders, Megan I.); Leon, J (Leon, Javier); Phinn, SR (Phinn, Stuart

R.); Callaghan, DP (Callaghan, David P.); O'Brien, KR (O'Brien, Katherine R.);

Roelfsema, CM (Roelfsema, Chris M.); Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.) ;

Lyons, MB (Lyons, Mitchell B.) ; Mumby, PJ (Mumby, Peter J.)

2013 10.1111/gcb.12218

Moreton Bay,


Environment - seagrass / Bio-geo-chem and physical -

biota, sea level

Coral reproduction in a high-latitude, marginal reef

environment (Moreton Bay, south-east Queensland, Australia)

Fellegara, I (Fellegara, I.); Baird, AH (Baird, A. H.); Ward, S (Ward, S.)

2013

10.1080/0

7924259.2012.75276

6

Moreton

Bay, Queensland, Australia


and physical - biota / resilience, climate

change

Atmospheric forcing intensif ies the effects of regional ocean w arming on reef-scale temperature anomalies

during a coral bleaching event

Zhang, ZL (Zhang, Zhenlin); Falter, J (Falter, James) ; Low e, R (Low e, Ryan) ;

Ivey, G (Ivey, Greg); McCulloch, M (McCulloch, Malcolm)

2013 10.1002/jg

rc.20338

Coral Bay, AUSTRALI

A


and physical - biota, temperature

The impacts of f looding on the high-latitude,

terrigenoclastic influenced coral reefs of HerveyBay, Queensland, Australia

Butler, IR (Butler, I. R.) ; Sommer, B

(Sommer, B.) ; Zann, M (Zann, M.); Zhao, JX (Zhao, J. -x.) ; Pandolf i, JM (Pandolf i, J.

M.)

2013

10.1007/s

00338-013-1064-

7

Hervey

Bay, AUSTRALI

A

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical - sedimentation

Sea temperature shapes seasonal f luctuations in seaw eed biomass w ithin the Ningaloo coral reef

ecosystem

Fulton, CJ (Fulton, Christopher J.); Depczynski, M (Depczynski, Martial) ;

Holmes, TH (Holmes, Thomas H.); Noble,

MM (Noble, Mae M.) ; Radford, B (Radford, Ben); Wernberg, T (Wernberg, Thomas);

Wilson, SK (Wilson, Shaun K.)

2014 10.4319/lo.2014.59.0

1.0156

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A


and physical - temperature, biota

57

Flood Impacts in Keppel Bay, Southern Great Barrier Reef in the Aftermath of Cyclonic Rainfall

Jones, AM (Jones, Alison M.); Berkelmans, R (Berkelmans, Ray)

Jan 1 2014


.0084739

Keppel Bay,

AUSTRALI

A


and physical -

cyclone, f lood, precipitation

Diverse coral communities in naturally acidif ied w aters of a Western Pacif ic reef

Shamberger, KEF (Shamberger, Kathryn E.

F.); Cohen, AL (Cohen, Anne L.) ; Golbuu, Y (Golbuu, Yimnang) ; McCorkle, DC

(McCorkle, Daniel C.); Lentz, SJ (Lentz, Steven J.) ; Barkley, HC (Barkley, Hannah

C.)

28 2014 10.1002/2013GL058

489

Palau's Rock

Island, PALAU


and physical - temperature

Surviving Coral Bleaching Events: Porites Grow th Anomalies on the Great Barrier Reef

Cantin, NE (Cantin, Neal E.) ; Lough, JM (Lough, Janice M.)

19 2014 10.1371/journal.pone

.0088720

Nelly Bay, AUSTRALI

A


and physical -

temperature

Moving beyond the conceptual: specif icity in regional

climate change adaptation actions for biodiversity in South East Queensland, Australia

Shoo, LP (Shoo, Luke P.); O'Mara, J (O'Mara, Julian) ; Perhans, K (Perhans,

Karin) ; Rhodes, JR (Rhodes, Jonathan R.);

Runting, RK (Runting, Rebecca K.) ; Schmidt, S (Schmidt, Susanne); Traill, LW (Traill, Lochran W.) ; Weber, LC (Weber, Lui C.)] ; Wilson, KA (Wilson, Kerrie A.) ;

Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.)

2014

10.1007/s

10113-012-0385-

3

South East


Economy, Policy and

Business / Health and w ell-being

Stakeholder perceptions of ecosystem service declines in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea: Is human population a

more critical driver than climate change?

Butler, JRA (Butler, J. R. A.) ; Skew es, T (Skew es, T.) ; Mitchell, D (Mitchell, D.) ;

Pontio, M (Pontio, M.) ; Hills, T (Hills, T.)

2014 10.1016/j.marpol.20

13.12.011

Milne Bay, Papua

New Guinea

Health and w ell-being / Economy, Policy and Business /


Mortality of Inshore Marine Mammals in Eastern Australia Is Predicted by Freshw ater Discharge and Air

Temperature

Deng, JM (Deng, Jianming); Qin, BQ (Qin, Boqiang); Paerl, HW (Paerl, Hans W.) ;

Zhang, YL (Zhang, Yunlin) ; Ma, JR (Ma, Jianrong) ; Chen, YW (Chen, Yuw ei)

2014 10.1111/fw b.12330

Australia Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota,

temperature

Contrasting recovery of shallow and deep w ater seagrass communities follow ing climate associated

losses in tropical north Queensland, Australia

Rasheed, MA (Rasheed, Michael A.); McKenna, SA (McKenna, Skye A.) ; Carter,

AB (Carter, Alexandra B.); Coles, RG (Coles, Robert G.)

30 2014


2014.02.013

Queenslan

d, Australia


chem and physical - biota

Assessing the drivers of spatial variation in thermal

forcing across a nearshore reef system and implications for coral bleaching

Falter, JL (Falter, James L.); Zhang, ZL (Zhang, Zhenlin) ; Low e, RJ (Low e, Ryan

J.) ; McGregor, F (McGregor, Frazer); Keesing, J (Keesing, John); McCulloch, MT

(McCulloch, Malcolm T.)

2014

10.4319/lo

.2014.59.4.1241

Ningaloo

Reef, AUSTRALI

A

Environment - coral

reef / Bio-geo-chem and physical - temperature

No-anchoring areas reduce coral damage in an effort to build resilience in Keppel Bay, southern Great Barrier

Reef

Beeden, R (Beeden, R.) ; Maynard, J (Maynard, J.); Johnson, J (Johnson, J.) ;

Dryden, J (Dryden, J.); Kininmonth, S (Kininmonth, S.) ; Marshall, P (Marshall, P.)

Mar 1 2014

10.1080/14486563.2014.88130

7

Keppel Bay,

AUSTRALIA

Environment - coral

reef / Economy, Policy and Business -

management / Infrastructure and

transportation

58

The importance of large benthic foraminifera to reef

island sediment budget and dynamics at Raine Island, northern Great Barrier Reef

Daw son, JL (Daw son, John L.); Smithers,

SG (Smithers, Scott G.) ; Hua, Q (Hua, Quan)

Jan 1

2014

10.1016/j.geomorph.

2014.03.023

Raine Island,

AUSTRALIA


and physical -

sedimentation, geological record,

biota

Extreme climate events low er resilience of foundation seagrass at edge of biogeographical range

Fraser, MW (Fraser, Matthew W.); Kendrick, GA (Kendrick, Gary A.) ; Statton,

J (Statton, John) ; Hovey, RK (Hovey,

Renae K.) ; Zavala-Perez, A (Zavala-Perez, Andrea); Walker, DI (Walker, Diana I.)

2014

10.1111/1365-

2745.1230

0

Shark BaY,

AUSTRALI

A


biota, f lood,

temperature resilience

Reduced calcif ication in Western Australian corals during

anomalously high summer w ater temperatures

Foster, T (Foster, T.) ; Short, JA (Short, J.

A.); Falter, JL (Falter, J. L.); Ross, C (Ross, C.); McCulloch, MT (McCulloch, M. T.)

2014

10.1016/j.j

embe.2014.07.014

Coral Bay,

AUSTRALIA


and physical - temperature, w eather

Sea level and turbidity controls on mangrove soil surface elevation change

Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.) ; Adame, MF (Adame, Maria Fernanda) ; Bennion, V (Bennion, Vicki); Hayes, M

(Hayes, Matthew ); Reef, R (Reef, Ruth);

Santini, N (Santini, Nadia); Cahoon, DR (Cahoon, Donald R.)

Jan 1 2015

10.1016/j.ecss.2014

.11.026

Moreton Bay,

Australia


biota, sedimentatio

Holocene benthic foraminiferal assemblages indicate long-term marginality of reef habitats from Moreton Bay,

Australia

Narayan, YR (Narayan, Y. Roshni); Lybolt, M (Lybolt, Matt); Zhao, JX (Zhao, Jian-xin) ;

Feng, YX (Feng, Yuexing) ; Pandolf i, JM (Pandolf i, John M.)

15 2015 10.1016/j.palaeo.2014.12.010

Moreton Bay,

Australia

Environment - coral


geological record, biota

A participatory systems approach to understanding climate adaptation needs

Ross, H (Ross, Helen); Shaw , S (Shaw ,

Sylvie); Rissik, D (Rissik, David)] ; Clif fe, N (Cliffe, Neil) ; Chapman, S (Chapman,

Susie); Hounsell, V (Hounsell, Vanessa);

Udy, J (Udy, James) ; Trinh, NT (Nghia Trong Trinh); Schoeman, J (Schoeman,

Jess)

2015

10.1007/s10584-

014-1318-

6

Moreton Bay in

Queenslan

d, Australia


management / Health and w ell-being /

resilience, adaptation,

climate chnage / Culture and Education - know ledge

Extreme temperatures, foundation species, and abrupt

ecosystem change: an example from an iconic seagrass ecosystem

Thomson, JA (Thomson, Jordan A.); Burkholder, DA (Burkholder, Derek A.) ; Heithaus, MR (Heithaus, Michael R.) ;

Fourqurean, JW (Fourqurean, James W.); Fraser, MW (Fraser, Matthew W.) ; Statton, J (Statton, John); Kendrick, GA (Kendrick,

Gary A.)

2015 10.1111/g

cb.12694

Shark Bay,

Western Australia


chem and physical - temperature, biota

Re-framing values for a World Heritage future: w hat type

of icon w ill K'gari-Fraser Island become?

Wardell-Johnson, G (Wardell-Johnson, G.); Schoeman, D (Schoeman, D.); Schlacher,

T (Schlacher, T.); Wardell-Johnson, A

(Wardell-Johnson, A.); Weston, MA (Weston, M. A.); Shimizu, Y (Shimizu, Y.);

Conroy, G (Conroy, G.)

Mar 1

2015

10.1080/14486563.2

014.985267

HERVEY BAY,


Economy, Policy and Business - tourism,

management / Health and w ell-being

59

Regional movement patterns of a small-bodied shark revealed by stable-isotope analysis

Munroe, SEM (Munroe, S. E. M.); Heupel, MR (Heupel, M. R.)[; Fisk, AT (Fisk, A. T.); Logan, M (Logan, M.); Simpfendorfer, CA

(Simpfendorfer, C. A.)

2015 10.1111/jfb.12660

QUEENSLAND,

AUSTRALIA


biota

Effective protection of f ish on inshore coral reefs

depends on the scale of mangrove-reef connectivity

Martin, TSH (Martin, Tyson S. H.); Olds, AD (Olds, Andrew D.); Pitt, KA (Pitt, Kylie A.);

Johnston, AB (Johnston, Alana B.); Butler, IR (Butler, Ian R.) ; Maxw ell, PS (Maxw ell, Paul S.) ; Connolly, RM (Connolly, Rod M.)

y 1 2015 10.3354/m

eps11295

Hervey Bay,


Environment -

mangrove, coral reef / Economy, Policy and

Business - management / Bio-

geo-chem and physical - biota /


Economy, Policy and Business - f ishery

The palaeo-environmental history of Big Willum Sw amp, Weipa: An environmental context for the archaeological

record

Stevenson, J (Stevenson, Janelle); Brockw ell, S (Brockw ell, Sally); Row e, C (Row e, Cassandra); Proske, U (Proske,

Ulrike); Shiner, J (Shiner, Justin)

2015 ISSN:

0312-2417

BLUE MUD BAY, AUSTRALI

A


record

Rapid monitoring of seagrass biomass using a simple linear modelling approach, in the f ield and from space

Lyons, M (Lyons, Mitchell)[; Roelfsema, C (Roelfsema, Chris); Kovacs, E (Kovacs,

Eva); Samper-Villarreal, J (Samper-Villarreal, Jimena)[; Saunders, M

(Saunders, Megan)[; Maxw ell, P (Maxw ell, Paul); Phinn, S (Phinn, Stuart)

18 2015 10.3354/meps11321

MORETON BAY,

AUSTRALI

A


biota / Economy,


The cumulative impacts of repeated heavy rainfall, f looding and altered Water quality on the high-latitude

coral reefs of Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

Butler, IR (Butler, I. R.); Sommer, B (Sommer, B.); Zann, M (Zann, M.); Zhao, JX (Zhao, J. -X.); Pandolf i, JM (Pandolf i, J.

M.)

15 2015

10.1016/j.marpolbul.2015.04.0

47

Hervey Bay,

Queenslan

d, Australia


precipitation, nutrient,

sedimentation

Large variations in the Holocene marine radiocarbon

reservoir effect reflect ocean circulation and climatic changes

Hua, Q (Hua, Quan); Webb, GE (Webb, Gregory E.); Zhao, JX (Zhao, Jian-xin);

Nothdurft, LD (Nothdurft, Luke D.); Lybolt,

M (Lybolt, Matthew ); Price, GJ (Price, Gilbert J.); Opdyke, BN (Opdyke, Bradley

N.)

15 2015

10.1016/j.

epsl.2015.03.049

Moreton

Bay, Australia

Bio-geo-chem and physical - gases,

biota, geological record

Migration-affected change and vulnerability in rural

Vanuatu Craven, LK (Craven, Luke K.) 2015

10.1111/a

pv.12066

Lamen

Bay, VANUATU

Economy, Policy and Business / Health and

w ell-being / vulnerability,

adaptation, insecurity

Resilience of coral calcif ication to extreme temperature

variations in the Kimberley region, northw est Australia

Dandan, SS (Dandan, S. S.); Falter, JL

(Falter, J. L.); Low e, RJ (Low e, R. J.); McCulloch, MT (McCulloch, M. T.)

2015

10.1007/s00338-

015-1335-6

Cygnet Bay,

AUSTRALIA


and physical - temperature

60

Examining (239)+(240)pu, Pb-210 and historical events

to determine carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus burial in mangrove sediments of Moreton Bay, Australia

Sanders, CJ (Sanders, Christian J.); Santos, IR (Santos, Isaac R.) ; Maher, DT

(Maher, Damien T.); Breithaupt, JL (Breithaupt, Joshua L.); Smoak, JM

(Smoak, Joseph M.) ; Ketterer, M (Ketterer, Michael); Call, M (Call, Mitchell)[ 2 ] ;

Sanders, L (Sanders, Luciana); Eyre, BD

(Eyre, Bradley D.)

2016

10.1016/j.j

envrad.2015.04.018

Moreton

Bay, Australia


biota, nutrient, sea level, sedimentation,

upw elling

Reproduction at the extremes: pseudovivipary,

hybridization and genetic mosaicism in Posidonia australis (Posidoniaceae)

Sinclair, EA (Sinclair, Elizabeth A.); Statton, J (Statton, John); Hovey, R (Hovey,

Renae); Anthony, JM (Anthony, Janet M.); Dixon, KW (Dixon, Kingsley W.); Kendrick,

GA (Kendrick, Gary A.)

2016

10.1093/a

ob/mcv162

SHARK BAY,

AUSTRALIA


chem and physical - salinity, biota

Spectral Reflectance of Palauan Reef -Building Coral w ith Different Symbionts in Response to Elevated

Temperature

Russell, BJ (Russell, Brandon J.); Dierssen, HM (Dierssen, Heidi M.); LaJeunesse, TC

(LaJeunesse, Todd C.); Hoadley, KD (Hoadley, Kenneth D.); Warner, ME

(Warner, Mark E.); Kemp, DW (Kemp, Dustin W.); Bateman, TG (Bateman,

Timothy G.)

2016 10.3390/rs8030164

Palauan

Reef-Building Coral

Environment - coral


Marine governance to avoid tipping points: Can w e adapt the adaptability envelope?

Serrao-Neumann, S (Serrao-Neumann,

Silvia); Davidson, JL (Davidson, Julie L.); Baldw in, CL (Baldw in, Claudia L.);

Dedekorkut-How es, A (Dedekorkut-How es, Aysin); Ellison, JC (Ellison, Joanna C.);

Holbrook, NJ (Holbrook, Neil J.); How es, M (How es, Michael); Jacobson, C (Jacobson, Christine); Morgan, EA (Morgan, Edw ard

A.)

2016 10.1016/j.marpol.20

15.12.007

MORETON BAY,

AUSTRALI

A


governance,

management, f ishery

Long-term isolation and local adaptation in Palau's Nikko

Bayhelp corals thrive in acidic w aters

Golbuu, Y (Golbuu, Yimnang); Gouezo, M (Gouezo, Marine); Kurihara, H (Kurihara,

Haruko); Rehm, L (Rehm, Lincoln); Wolanski, E (Wolanski, Eric)

2016

10.1007/s00338-

016-1457-5

Palau's

Nikko Bay, Palau


and physical - temperature /

resilience, adaptation

Management of coastal canal estates in Australia: Challenges and opportunities

Stocker, L (Stocker, L.); Harvey, N (Harvey, N.); Metcalf, SJ (Metcalf, S. J.)

2016

10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2016.06.

009

COSTAL CANAL IN AUSTRALI

A

Economy, Policy and

Business - management,

governance / Health and w ell-being /


Depth, bay position and habitat structure as determinants of coral reef f ish distributions: Are deep reefs a potential

refuge?

MacDonald, C (MacDonald, Chancey); Bridge, TCL (Bridge, Tom C. L.); Jones, GP

(Jones, Geoffrey P.) 15 2016

10.3354/meps11953

Kimbe Bay,

Papua New

Guinea


Ecosystem health of the Great Barrier Reef: Time for effective management action based on evidence

Brodie, J (Brodie, Jon); Pearson, RG (Pearson, Richard G.)

20 2016 10.1016/j.ecss.2016

.05.008

Hervey Bay,

Australia

Environment - coral reef, seagrass

/Economy, Policy and

Business - management /

Infrastructure and


61

Predicting seagrass recovery times and their implications follow ing an extreme climate event

Now icki, RJ (Now icki, Robert J.); Thomson, JA (Thomson, Jordan A.); Burkholder, DA (Burkholder, Derek A.); Fourqurean, JW

(Fourqurean, James W.); Heithaus, MR (Heithaus, Michael R.)

13 2017 10.3354/meps12029

Shark Bay, Australia


biota / resilience, climate chnage

Winners and losers as mangrove, coral and seagrass ecosystems respond to sea-level rise in Solomon Islands

Albert, S (Albert, Simon); Saunders, MI (Saunders, Megan I.); Roelfsema,

CM(Roelfsema, Chris M.); Leon, JX (Leon,

Javier X.); Johnstone, E (Johnstone, Elizabeth);Mackenzie, JR (Mackenzie, Jock R.); Hoegh-Guldberg, O (Hoegh-Guldberg,

Ove); Grinham, AR(Grinham, Alistair R.)[; Phinn, SR (Phinn, Stuart R.); Duke, NC

(Duke, Norman C.); Mumby, PJ (Mumby, Peter J.); Kovacs, E (Kovacs, Eva);

Woodroffe, CD (Woodroffe, Colin D.)

2017

10.1088/1748-

9326/aa7e

68

MORETON BAY,

AUSTRALI

A

Environment -

mangrove, coral and seagrass / Bio-geo- sea level / Economy,

Policy and Business / Infrastructure and

transportation

Localised hydrodynamics influence vulnerability of coral communities to environmental disturbances

Shedraw i, G (Shedrawi, George); Falter, JL (Falter, James L.); Friedman, KJ

(Friedman, Kim J.); Low e, RJ (Low e, Ryan J.); Pratchett, MS (Pratchett, Morgan S.); Simpson, CJ(Simpson, Christopher J.);

Speed, CW (Speed, Conrad W.) ; Wilson,

SK (Wilson, Shaun K.); Zhang, ZL (Zhang, Zhenlin)

2017

10.1007/s00338-

017-1576-7

Bill's Bay, Australia

Environment - coral


hydrology / Economy, Policy and Business -

management

Dynamics of sediment carbon stocks across intertidal w etland habitats of Moreton Bay, Australia

Hayes, MA (Hayes, Matthew A.); Jesse, A (Jesse, Amber); Haw ke, B (Haw ke, Bruce); Baldock, J (Baldock, Jeff); Tabet, B (Tabet, Basam); Lockington, D (Lockington, David);

Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.)

2017 10.1111/gcb.13722

intertidal

w etland habitats of Moreton

Bay,

Australia

Environment - w etland / Bio-geo- sediment. gases

Interactive effects of climate and nutrient enrichment on patterns of herbivory by different feeding guilds in

mangrove forests

Feller, IC (Feller, Ilka C.); Ball, MC (Ball, Marilyn C.); Ellis, JI (Ellis, Joanne I.) ;

Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.);

Reef, R (Reef, Ruth)

Jan 1 2017

10.1111/geb.12644

Australia and New Zealand


biota, nutrient

Mass spaw ning of crabs: ecological implications in

subtropical Australia

Saintilan, N (Saintilan, Neil) ; Mazumder, D

(Mazumder, Debashish)

Jan 1

2017

10.1007/s10750-

017-3150-2

subtropical

Australia

Environment -

mangrove and marsh / Bio-geo- biota

Marine heatw ave causes unprecedented regional mass bleaching of thermally resistant corals in northw estern

Australia

Le Nohaic, M (Le Nohaic, Morane); Ross, CL (Ross, Claire L.) ; Cornw all, CE

(Cornw all, Christopher E.); Comeau, S (Comeau, Steeve); Low e, R (Low e, Ryan); McCulloch, MT (McCulloch, Malcolm T.) ;

Schoepf, V (Schoepf, Verena)

Mar 1 2017

10.1038/s

41598-017-

14794-y

Western Australia

Environment - coral


Increased sediment loads cause non-linear decreases in seagrass suitable habitat extent

Saunders, MI (Saunders, Megan Irene) ; Atkinson, S (Atkinson, Scott) ; Klein, CJ (Klein, Carissa Joy); Weber, T (Weber, Tony); Possingham, HP (Possingham,

Hugh P.)

Oct 1 2017

10.1371/journal.pone.0187284

Moreton Bay,

Queenslan

d, Australia


sedimentation

62

Soil greenhouse gas f luxes in tropical mangrove forests and in land uses on deforested mangrove lands

Castillo, JAA (Castillo, Jose Alan A.); Apan, AA (Apan, Armando A.); Maraseni, TN (Maraseni, Tek N.); Salmo, SG (Salmo,

Severino G., III)

Jan 1 2017

10.1016/j.catena.20

17.08.005

Philippines

Environment -

mangrove, w etland / Infrastructure and

transportation - land

use / Bio-geo-chem and physical - gases,

sediment

Costs and Opportunities for Preserving Coastal Wetlands under Sea Level Rise

Runting, RK (Runting, Rebecca K.); Lovelock, CE (Lovelock, Catherine E.);

Beyer, HL (Beyer, Haw thorne L.); Rhodes, JR (Rhodes, Jonathan R.)

-2017 10.1111/conl.12239

Moreton Bay,

Australia

Economy, Policy and Business - costs,

policy, planning / adaptation / Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota / Environment -

mangrove /

A full life cycle and spatially explicit individual-based model for the giant mud crab (Scylla serrata): a case

study from a marine protected area

Meynecke, JO (Meynecke, J. -O.) ; Richards, RG (Richards, R. G.)

-2014 10.1093/icesjms/fst1

81

Moreton Bay,



Rising temperatures increased recruitment of brown tiger

praw n (Penaeus esculentus) in Moreton Bay(Australia)

Kienzle, M (Kienzle, Marco); Sterling, DJ

(Sterling, David J.) -2017

10.1093/ic

esjms/fsw191

Moreton

Bay, Australia

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota

Marked variations in reproductive characteristics of snapper (Chrysophrys auratus, Sparidae) and their relationship w ith temperature over a w ide latitudinal

range

Wakefield, CB (Wakefield, Corey B.); Potter, IC (Potter, Ian C.); Hall, NG (Hall, Norman G.); Lenanton, RCJ (Lenanton,

Rodney C. J.); Hesp, SA (Hesp, Sybrand A.)

-2015 10.1093/icesjms/fsv1

08

SHARK BAY,

AUSTRALI

A


temperature, biota / Economy, Policy and


Several Tropical Countries (9)

Variable response of coastal sharks to severe tropical storms: environmental cues and changes in space use

Udyaw er, V (Udyaw er, Vinay) ; Chin, A (Chin, Andrew ); Knip, DM (Knip, Danielle M.); Simpfendorfer, CA (Simpfendorfer,

Colin A.); Heupel, MR (Heupel, Michelle R.)

2013 10.3354/meps10244

Cleveland

Bay, Australia, and Terra Ceia Bay,

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Bio-geo-chem and

physical - biota, storm / Economy, Policy and Business - management

Sea-level rise vulnerability in the countries of the Coral

Triangle

Mcleod, E (Mcleod, Elizabeth); Hinkel, J (Hinkel, Jochen); Vafeidis, AT (Vafeidis,

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Salm, R (Salm, Rodney)

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10.1007/s11625-

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Coral

Triangle (tropical)

Bio-geo-chem and physical - sea level /

adaptation, vulnerability

Intra- and interspecif ic facilitation in mangroves may increase resilience to climate change threats

Huxham, M (Huxham, Mark) ; Kumara, MP (Kumara, Marappullige P.); Jayatissa, LP

(Jayatissa, Loku P.); Krauss, KW (Krauss, Ken W.); Kairo, J (Kairo, James) ; Langat, J

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sediment / Economy, Policy and Business -

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region

Bio-geo-chem and

physical - cyclones, storms

Grow th of eight Gambierdiscus (Dinophyceae) species:

Effects of temperature, salinity and irradiance

Kibler, SR (Kibler, Steven R.) ; Litaker, RW (Litaker, R. Wayne); Holland, WC (Holland,

William C.); Vandersea, MW (Vandersea, Mark W.); Tester, PA (Tester, Patricia A.)

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Haw aii &

Belize


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Shift happens: trailing edge contraction associated w ith

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Morocco,

Africa

Bio-geo-chem and physical - biota, temperature /


management

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10.1016/j.ocecoama

n.2012.07.025

Iberoamerican

coastal areas


/ Economy, Policy and Business

Toxic alkaloids in Lyngbya majuscula and related tropical marine cyanobacteria

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tropical area

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Belize & USA

(Florida)
