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Year: 2026
Region: Gulf of Mexico
Subject: Marine ecology, food webs, nitrogen cycling
Document type: Supplementary material
Institution: Florida State University, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of Miami, University of Hawaii, NOAA
Authors: Michael R. Stukel, Trika Gerard, Thomas Kelly, Angela N. Knapp, Raúl Laiz-Carrión, John T. Lamkin, Michael R. Landry, Estrella Malca, Karen E. Selph, Akihiro Shiroza, Taylor A. Shropshire, Rasmus Swalethorp
Target audience: Marine ecologists, oceanographers, fisheries scientists
Methodology: Linear inverse ecosystem modeling, MCMC with 15N isotopes
Data: Nitrogen fluxes, plankton grazing, isotopic fractionation, food web flows
Number of flows modeled: 302
Constraints applied: 44 mass balance, 38 direct measurement, 44 approximate 15N mass balance, 533 inequality constraints
Supplementary materials: GitHub repository with model code and Excel file
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Plankton diversity of Bornadi River Basin with special reference to Indo-Bhutan Landscape, BTR, Assam, India
Year: 2026
Region / Location: Bornadi River Basin, Indo-Bhutan Landscape, Assam, India
Subject: Plankton diversity and abundance
Document type: Research article
Institution / Organization: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Researchers and ecologists
Study period: Monthly sampling across seasons
Sampling sites: Six representative sites (S1–S6) in Bornadi River Basin
Methods: Water sampling, plankton identification and counting, statistical analysis using Shannon-Wiener, Pielou’s evenness, and Simpson indices
Key findings: Phytoplankton dominated by Chlorophyta; zooplankton dominated by Copepoda; seasonal variations affect abundance and diversity
Topics: oligotrophic spawning Plankton