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The Marine Ecosystems of Sabah
This book successfully bridges the gap between academic text to an informal study of the significance of life in the oceans around us, providing an ideal introduction to the subject for conservationists, hobbyist, policymakers and students. The book sheds light on the pressing issues and focuses on the areas of research that Sabah is experiencing today, as marine scientists from the Borneo Marine Research Institute continue to advance in understanding the marine environment of Sabah in line with the priorities of the state and the country. Explore a wide range of topics from single-cell algae to large marine vertebrates, from hydrodynamics and water quality to effects of marine plastic pollution, from the biological to the physical and chemical aspects of the marine environment in Sabah. After going through each chapter, it gives the saying “Sabah is blessed with natural wonders” a deeper reflection of what the ocean means to the environment and people of the state.
The Seven Deadly Sins 37
Bittersweet Victory After spending a millennium in Purgatory, Meliodas finally reunites with the rest of The Seven Deadly Sins. Now armed with the strength of his comrades, Meliodas gains the power he needs to not only defeat the Demon Lord once and for all, but to also bring an end to the curse that has plagued him and Elizabeth century after century. But with great power comes great consequences, and in exchange for defeating the Demon Lord, Meliodas decides to leave the world, lest it fall into more terrible ruin. Can Elizabeth and The Sins find a way to get him to stay, or is this one goodbye that will truly be final?
The Response of Microalgae and Plankton to Climate Change and Human Activities
The majority of global seafood production and mariculture activities take place in marine coastal water bodies, especially in areas of high primary productivity (from microalgae and plankton). This productivity sustains many forms of ecosystem services and promotes carbon dioxide absorption. However, climate change (ocean warming, acidification, oxygen loss, etc.) and anthropogenic disturbances (nutrients intrusion, aquaculture) have influenced the microalgae/plankton community assemblage and shifted it into a highly productive zone, causing a severe impact on the marine ecosystem, such as an increase in Harmful Algal Blooms, dead zone expansions, and coral-algal phase shifts. So far, there ...
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