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A physics guided hybrid modeling framework for rainfall runoff forecasting in data scarce regions
Abstract Rainfall-runoff (R-R) forecasting in data-scarce regions remains challenging due to limited hydrometeorological observations, uncertainties in satellite-based precipitation products (SPPs), and the inability of individual modeling approaches to fully represent complex watershed dynamics.
Annual gonadal cycle of the invasive catfish brown bullhead Ameiurus nebulosus from an oxbow lake of vistula river, Poland - Scientific Reports
Abstract The brown bullhead is a fish native to North America that became an invasive species after being introduced into the waters of Europe and other regions. Studies on its sexual cycle and fecundity were conducted on a population from an oxbow lake of the central Vistula River in Poland. The fish ranged in age from 1 + to 9+. The average body length (SL) was 14.4 ± 3.4 cm. Individuals as young as 1 + were already mature.
Which Fish Predators Can Tell Us the Most about Changes in the Ecosystem of the Pomeranian Bay in the Southwest Baltic Proper?
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Morphometrics, Growth and Condition of the Invasive Bivalve Rangia cuneata during Colonisation of the Oder Estuary (North-Western Poland)
3. Results 3.1. Length, Weight, and Condition of R. cuneata in the Szczecin Lagoon The mean length of R. cuneata in the Oder Estuary was 31.06 mm (range 12.7–43.2 mm). When subdivided into length classes every 5 mm, R. cuneata occurred in seven classes, among which individuals of 30–35 mm (53.85%) and 25–30 mm (27.60%) in length predominated (Figure 4). The average weight of the clams was 6.00g, while the range was 0.50–15.30 g.
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