Benthic Foraminiferal Distributions in South Florida
Benthic Foraminiferal Distributions in South Florida
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南佛罗里达州底栖有孔虫分布
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2000
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S. Ishman
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S. Ishman
南佛罗里达州的生态系统是复杂和动态的。生态系统的演变受到与大沼泽湿地自然水期有关的淡水流入、飓风事件和海平面上升以及人为变化的影响，如自然水期的改变和佛罗里达州海湾和大西洋之间的流量变化。鱼类和贝类种群减少，海草密度改变和死亡(Robblee等人，1991年)，浮游植物水华增加，表明生态系统发生了重大变化，其原因仍然鲜为人知(VanArman，1984；Boesch等人，1993)。虽然已经对水生动物和植被条件进行了详细的研究，但底栖生物群落的变化并没有得到严格的处理。
The South Florida ecosystem is complex and dynamic. The evolution of the ecosystem has been influenced by the influx of freshwater related to natural hydroperiods in the Everglades wetland, to hurricane events, and to sea-level rise, as well as to anthropogenic changes, such as alteration of the natural hydroperiod and changes in flow between Florida Bay and the Atlantic. Reduced fish and shellfish populations, altered seagrass densities and die-offs (Robblee et al., 1991), and increased phytoplankton blooms show that the ecosystem has undergone significant change, the causes of which remain poorly understood (VanArman, 1984; Boesch et al., 1993). While there have been detailed studies of aquatic animals and vegetation conditions, changes in the benthic community have not been as rigorously addressed.