Hydrological and hydrochemical parameters in mouth areas of rivers entering the Kandalaksha Bay in June and September 2000

Distributions of dissolved oxygen concentration, pH, and concentrations of dissolved silica, phosphates, strontium, calcium, fluorine, and boron in mouth areas of small rivers (Niva, Kolvitsa, Knyazhaya, and Keret') entering Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea were studied. Strontium, calcium, flu...

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Main Author: Savenko, Alexandra V
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: PANGAEA 2001
Subjects:
Archive of Ocean Data
ARCOD
Ekolog-2000-19
Ekolog-2000-20
Ekolog-2000-21
Ekolog-2000-22
Ekolog-2000-23
Ekolog-2000-24
Ekolog-2000-25
Ekolog-2000-26
Ekolog-2000-27
Ekolog-2000-28
Ekolog-2000-29
Kartesh-2000-1
Kartesh-2000-10
Kartesh-2000-11
Kartesh-2000-12
Kartesh-2000-13
Kartesh-2000-14
Kartesh-2000-15
Kartesh-2000-16
Kartesh-2000-17
Kartesh-2000-18
Kartesh-2000-2
Kartesh-2000-3
Kartesh-2000-4
Kartesh-2000-5
Kartesh-2000-6
Kartesh-2000-7
Kartesh-2000-8
Kartesh-2000-9
Keret River mouth
White Sea
Knyazhaya River mouth
Kolvitsa River mouth
Niva River mouth
Water sample
WS
Kandalaksha
Keret
Keret’
Knyazhaya
Kolvitsa
Niva
Online Access:https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.761546
https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.761546
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Summary:Distributions of dissolved oxygen concentration, pH, and concentrations of dissolved silica, phosphates, strontium, calcium, fluorine, and boron in mouth areas of small rivers (Niva, Kolvitsa, Knyazhaya, and Keret') entering Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea were studied. Strontium, calcium, fluorine, and boron showed conservative, silica and phosphates showed non-conservative behavior caused by their biological consumption.

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