How a simple question about freshwater inflow to estuaries shaped a career

Montagna, P.A.

doi:10.18785/gcr.3201.04

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How a simple question about freshwater inflow to estuaries shaped a career

2021
By Montagna, P.A.
Source: Gulf and Caribbean Research, 32 (1)

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Journal Gulf and Caribbean Research
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Montagna, P.A.
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Education and outreach
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Chance and good luck led to a career studying how freshwater inflow drives estuary processes. In 1986, someone asked me: How much fresh water has to flow to a bay for it to be healthy? The question shaped my career.
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Estuaries, Benthic ecology, Biogeochemistry, Environmental flows, Freshwater inflow, Invertebrates, Salinity
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Gulf and Caribbean Research, 32 (1)
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https://doi.org/10.18785/gcr.3201.04
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Grant no. NA16SEC4810009
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