Search Results - "Eichler, Patricia P.B."

Foraminifera as indicators of marine pollutant contamination on the inner continental shelf of southern Brazil by Eichler, Patricia P.B., Eichler, Beatriz B., Gupta, Barun Sen, Rodrigues, André Rösch

“…► The deposition of sand near the estuary’s mouth may cause a stagnation problem. ► The increase of sand bank reduces water depth and prevent circulation. ►…”
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Symbiont-bearing foraminifera as health proxy in coral reefs in the equatorial margin of Brazil by Eichler, Patrícia P. B., de Moura, Diogo S.

“…Coral communities worldwide are progressively more stressed by anthropogenic activities that increase fluxes of sediment and other pollutants to nearshore…”
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Benthic foraminifera as indicators of water renewal in Bertioga estuarine channel (SP, Brazil) by Eichler, Patricia P. B., Barker, Christofer Paul, de Miranda, Luiz Bruner

“…We use benthic foraminifera and hydrography as environmental indicators to characterize the estuarine channel of Bertioga (SP, Brazil). Salinity and…”
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Use of satellite imagery to identify southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) on a Southwest Atlantic Ocean breeding ground by Corrêa, Audrey A., Quoos, João H., Barreto, André S., Groch, Karina R., Eichler, Patricia P. B.

“…Satellite imagery has been used to improve scientific research worldwide. In this study, the southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) was chosen to test the…”
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Comparing vulnerability and institutional capacities in three Latin American coastal localities in response to extreme rainfall events by Ruiz-Luna, Arturo, Martínez-Peralta, Claudia, Eichler, Patricia P. B., Teixeira, Leonardo R., Acosta-Morel, Montserrat, Hernández Guzmán, Rafael, Iwama, Allan Y.

“…A multidisciplinary approach is used to evaluate the vulnerability resulting from extreme rainfall events (EREs) and to examine how institutional capacities…”
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Foraminiferal zonation from a subtropical mangrove in Bertioga Channel (São Paulo, SP, Brazil) by Eichler, Patrícia P.B.

“…This study focus on foraminiferal distribution is from two intertidal mangrove ecosystems is located in the Bertioga Channel (São Paulo, Brazil) and its…”
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Benthic foraminifera as indicators of river discharge in the Western South Atlantic continental shelf by Eichler, Patrícia P.B., Rodrigues, André Rosch, Gomes, Moab Praxede, Vital, Helenice

“…The present work focuses on freshwater signatures at the sediment-water interface (1 cm) identified using foraminifera. Samples were collected during both the…”
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Living Bulimina marginata in the SW Atlantic continental margin: Effect of the Subtropical Shelf Front and South Atlantic Central Water by Eichler, Patrícia P.B., Pimenta, Felipe M., Eichler, Beatriz B., Vital, Helenice

“…The western South Atlantic continental margin, between 27° and 37°S, is dominated by three main water masses: cold-fresh Subantarctic Shelf Water (SASW),…”
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Living benthic foraminiferal species as indicators of cold-warm water masses interaction and upwelling areas by Eichler, Patrícia P.B., Pimenta, Felipe M., Eichler, Beatriz B., Vital, Helenice

“…The western South Atlantic continental margin, between 27° and 37°S, is dominated by four main water masses: cold-fresh Subantarctic Shelf Water (SASW),…”
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The occurrence of the invasive foraminifera Trochammina hadai Uchio in Flamengo Inlet, Ubatuba, São Paulo State, Brazil by Eichler, Patrícia P. B., McGann, Mary, Rodrigues, André R., Mendonça, Alison, Amorim, Audrey, Bonetti, Carla, de Farias, Cristiane Cordeiro, Mello e Sousa, Silvia H., Vital, Helenice, Gomes, Moab Praxedes

“…The agglutinated foraminifera Trochammina hadai Uchio (1962), a dominant species in Japan, first appeared as an invasive species in San Francisco Bay, US, in…”
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A deep-sea agglutinated foraminifer tube constructed with planktonic foraminifer shells of a single species by Pearson, Paul N.

“…Agglutinated foraminifera are marine protists that show apparently complex behaviour in constructing their shells, involving selecting suitable sedimentary…”
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