Search Results - "Mbonde, Athanasio S."

Isotopic signatures induced by upwelling reveal regional fish stocks in Lake Tanganyika by Ehrenfels, Benedikt, Junker, Julian, Namutebi, Demmy, Callbeck, Cameron M, Dinkel, Christian, Kalangali, Anthony, Kimirei, Ismael A, Mbonde, Athanasio S, Mosille, Julieth B, Sweke, Emmanuel A, Schubert, Carsten J, Seehausen, Ole, Wagner, Catherine E, Wehrli, Bernhard

“…Lake Tanganyika’s pelagic fish sustain the second largest inland fishery in Africa and are under pressure from heavy fishing and global warming related…”
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Hydrodynamic regimes modulate nitrogen fixation and the mode of diazotrophy in Lake Tanganyika by Ehrenfels, Benedikt, Baumann, Kathrin B. L., Niederdorfer, Robert, Mbonde, Athanasio S., Kimirei, Ismael A., Kuhn, Thomas, Magyar, Paul M., Odermatt, Daniel, Schubert, Carsten J., Bürgmann, Helmut, Lehmann, Moritz F., Wehrli, Bernhard, Callbeck, Cameron M.

“…The factors that govern the geographical distribution of nitrogen fixation are fundamental to providing accurate nitrogen budgets in aquatic environments…”
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The neglected role of religion in fisheries management by Lowe, Benjamin S., Jacobson, Susan K., Anold, Happiness, Mbonde, Athanasio S., Lorenzen, Kai

“…Religion and spirituality have long played important roles in fishery systems around the world, and yet are often neglected in modern fisheries management and…”
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Phytoplankton composition and microcystin concentrations in open and closed bays of Lake Victoria, Tanzania by Mbonde, Athanasio S., Sitoki, Lewis, Kurmayer, Rainer

“…This study was carried out in order to investigate the spatial variation of algal toxin (microcystin) concentrations along the shoreline of Lake Victoria. A…”
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Adapting to change in inland fisheries: analysis from Lake Tanganyika, East Africa by Lowe, Benjamin S., Jacobson, Susan K., Anold, Happiness, Mbonde, Athanasio S., O’Reilly, Catherine M.

“…Fisheries around the world are declining due to growing anthropogenic pressures including climate change and overexploitation. Understanding how small-scale…”
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Lake Malawi/Niassa/Nyasa basin: Status, challenges, and research needs by Chavula, Geoffrey M.S., M'balaka, Mwamad S., Gondwe, Edith, Ngochera, Maxon, Halafo, José S., Shechonge, Asilatu H, Gabagambi, Nestory P., Mbonde, Athanasio S., Banda, Dorothy, Muyumbana, Namakau, Lawrence, Ted J., Ajode, Migeni Z., Smith, Stephanie, Jonasse, Carlos, Kanyerere, Geoffrey Z., Ngatunga, Benjamin P.

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