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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Applied Ocean Sciences"”.

  1. Human disturbance impact on shorebirds at Muizenberg Beach, South Africa, during and prior to the COVID-19 lockdown

    The impact of humans on the natural environment has been so extensive that the scientific community has defined a new geological era: the Anthropocene. Coastal ecosystems rank amongst the most threatened of global habitats due to high urban human population density and demand for socio-ecological …

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  2. Assessing techniques to successfully monitor the oceanography of the complex uThukela Marine Protected Area

    … for marine life on the Bight. Knowledge of the oceanographic dynamics in the region is essential for understanding the functioning of the ecosystem and the effectiveness of the MPA. This study analysed changes in ocean temperatures at 20 sites along the Bight over a 41-year period using in situ …

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  3. An investigation on humpback whales' distribution in relation to Antarctic sea ice in the IDCR/SOWER dataset

    … feeding ecology is inextricably linked to the oceanic features around Antarctica, and to the seasonal sea ice. The changing Antarctic cryosphere in response to climate change threatens not only their habitat but also their prey resources. Understanding the interaction between the changing …

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  4. Seasonal and long-term change in the abundance, accumulation and distribution of beach litter within Table Bay, Cape Town, South Africa

    … with regard to the pollution of the world's ocean, particularly by marine debris and plastics. The daily accumulation rates of stranded beach litter were measured at two sites within Table Bay, repeating similar studies from 1994/95 and 2012. Milnerton is a popular recreational beach near the …

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  5. Estimates of length-at-50% maturity of two South African demersal species: Monkfish, Lophius vomerinus, and Kingklip, Genypterus capensis

    Long-lived and slow-growing fish species are especially vulnerable to overfishing. Deep-sea species are elusive and difficult to study, making their management challenging. South African monkfish, Lophius vomerinus, and kingklip, Genypterus capensis, are two demersal species living off the west and …

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  6. Building A Mean-state Of Oceanographic Properties (Temperature And Salinity) For The Kwazulu-natal Bight Using The Roms Model: A Contribution Towards Marine Protected Areas Analysis

    … the Bight through a series of biological and oceanographic studies and this study forms part of the oceanographic research component that will assist in the decision-making process of MPAs in the region. This study uses a 30-year, high-resolution, regional ROMS simulation to build a …

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  7. Impact of Wind Driven Variability on Sea Surface Temperature and Ocean Colour in False Bay

    … driven by the orography. Analyses of the SST and ocean colour imagery show that wind shadows are generally associated with warmer surface waters and higher Chl-a. In contrast, regions of enhanced wind speeds show colder surface waters and decreased chlorophyll concentration. Our results suggest …

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