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When Tides Run Dry: Exploring an Overlooked Coastal Disturbance and Its Climate Connections

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By Davide De Battisti, Alberto Barausse, Robin P. M. Gauff
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Weather patterns are changing worldwide (Abbass et al. 2022; Pope et al. 2022; Zittis et al. 2022). As temperature gradients towards the poles weaken, jet stream dynamics change, leading to more persistent weather patterns (Francis and Vavrus 2015). As a result, extreme weather events (Francis and Vavrus 2015; Holl 2009; Stott 2016; Tsimplis and Josey 2001) and high-pressure anomalies (Tsimplis and Josey 2001) increase in intensity and frequency.
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“Una società senza scuola è un corpo senz’anima”: As escolas italianas de Pelotas/RS mantidas pelas sociedades de mútuo socorro no século XIX

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By Alberto Barausse, Brião de Castro
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda “Una società senza scuola è un corpo senz’anima”: As escolas italianas de Pelotas/RS mantidas pelas sociedades de mútuo socorro no século XIX Renata Brião de Castro [1] ; Alberto Barausse [2] [1] Universidade Federal de Pelotas [2] Università degli Studi del Molise Localización: História da Educação, ISSN-e 2236-3459, Vol. 24, Nº.
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Oxygen dynamics in marine productive ecosystems at ecologically relevant scales - Nature Geoscience

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By Folco Giomi, Alberto Barausse, Alexandra Steckbauer, Daniele Daffonchio, Carlos Duarte
| Nature Verified
Abstract The decline of dissolved oxygen in the oceans could be detrimental to marine life and biogeochemical cycles. However, predicting future oxygen availability with models that mainly focus on temporal and spatial large-scale mean values could lead to incorrect predictions. Marine ecosystems are strongly influenced by short temporal- and small spatial-scale oxygen fluctuations.
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