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MARIN , Valentina
Last name: MARIN
First name: Valentina
Email: valentina.marin@unige.it
Institution: UNIGE
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Environmental pollution in harbours can have detrimental effects on the port, its users, and the surrounding environment. Despite these risks, the Italian legal framework for marine environmental quality does not apply to harbours and marinas, so monitoring is not mandatory. With the aim of supporting environmentally sound management, we...
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A variety of pelagic and benthic parameters were measured at an aquaculture farm used for the fattening of Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) which is located at an exposed site (700 m from the coast, average bottom depth of 45 m and average current speed of 6 cm s1) in the Mediterranean Sea. The objective was to test whether modern...
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The swash zone interstitial water (SZIW) which occupies interstices, or spaces between the sand grains at the shoreline is suspected of accumulating microbes and thus of posing a health risk for beach users. In this study we examined the presence and concentrations of filamentous fungi and yeasts in SZIW and compared the results to the fungal...
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