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Diagram of Newport Bay.
Diagram of Newport Bay
Diagram of Sinepuxent Bay.
Diagram of Sinepuxent Bay
Diagram of St. Martin River.
Diagram of St. Martin River
Diagram showing the features of and threats to the Kura River Basin.
Diagram showing the features of and threats to…
Conceptual diagram illustrating the major subdivisions of geologic time for the Mesozoic and Cenozoic Eras.
Geologic timeline
Conceptual diagram illustrating recreational activities that take place in coastal bays in Maryland, USA.
Recreation in the Coastal Bays
Conceptual diagram illustrating model for anthropogenic nitrogen exchanges in a watershed.
Anthropogenic nitrogen exchanges
Conceptual diagram illustrating aquifers in respect to the Maryland Coastal Bays. These aquifers are both surficial (unconfined) and deeper (confined).
Aquifers underlying the Coastal Bays
Conceptual diagram illustrating the seasonal migratory pattern stretching from northern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and beyond.
Atlantic waterfowl migration patterns
Conceptual diagram illustrating the process in which acid rain is produced.
Causes of acid rain
Conceptual diagram illustrating classification of estuaries according to the relative influence of rivers, waves and tides.
Classification of estuaries & coastal water
Conceptual diagram illustrating the differentiating aspects between a coastal bay, and a larger river-valley bay, more specifically, The Chesapeake Bay.
Coastal lagoon vs. river-valley estuary
Conceptual diagram illustrating the cross section of a coastal plain aquifer system.
Coastal plain aquifer system
Conceptual diagram illustrating the minimum amounts of oxygen that different aquatic organisms needs to survive.
Criteria for dissolved oxygen for aquatic life
Conceptual diagram illustrating the conceptual cross section of the Atlantic Coastal Plain aquifer system in southern Maryland. The cross section runs approximately northwest to southeast.
Cross section of the Atlantic Coastal Plain
Conceptual diagram illustrating an interpolated measure of chlorophyll in the Lagoon of Venice.
Dissolved chlorophyll in the Lagoon of Venice
Conceptual diagram illustrating an interpolated measure of oxygen in the Lagoon of Venice.
Dissolved oxygen in the Lagoon of Venice
Conceptual diagram illustrating the changes that occur in an underwater ecosystem as the nutrient load increases.
Effect of nutrient loading on primary producers
Conceptual diagram illustrating the world's main coastal waterways.
Global distribution of coastal waterways
Conceptual diagram illustrating the transport of groundwater in relation to the Coastal Bays, including the deposition of nutrients.
Groundwater transport in the Maryland Coastal Bays
Conceptual Diagram illustrating the components that contribute toward creating natural erosion of a shore, and further marsh creation including how sills and vents should be constructed.
Guidelines for natural shore erosion and marsh…
Conceptual diagram illustrating how fragmentation and habitat degradation interact with climate change by limiting species' ability to retreat or find refuge from rising temperatures or extreme events.
Habitat degradation and climate change
Conceptual Diagram illustrating the general requirements for seagrass and clam aquaculture. These both include sandy sediment and shallow water.
Habitat requirements of seagrass and hard clams
Conceptual diagram illustrating the elements that contribute towards a healthy lagoon that has a good balance of nutrient and biota, versus the elements of a eutrophic ecosystem, which includes increased sediment and nutrient from farming and industry, and creates for an unhealthy lagoon.
Healthy & eutrophic coastal lagoons
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