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Index and Introduction

Chapter 1. PHOSPHORUS: AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS’ EXTERNAL SUPPLY AND BALANCE AGAINST HYDROLOGICAL PATTERNS OF TRIBUTARIES.
Iwona Wagner- University of Lodz (Poland)
iwwag@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Chapter 2. DENITRIFICATION AS AN INTEGRATIVE ELEMENT OF RESERVOIRS RESTORATION.
Agnieszka Bednarek- University of Lodz (Poland)
agnik@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Chapter 3. THE USAGE OF THE N/P RATIO AS A PREDICTION TOOL FOR EUTROPHICATION AND NUTRIENT LIMITATIONS.
Julian Oxmann- University of Bremen (Germany)
JOxmann@web.de

Chapter 4. EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AND LIGHT ENRICHMENT ON PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH.
Rita Domingues and Ana Barbosa -University of Algarve (Portugal)
abarbosa@ualg.pt, rbdomingues@ualg.pt

Chapter 5. CAN ENZYMES SUPPLY CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS?
Adrianna Trojanowska –University of Wroclaw (Poland)
adriana.trojanowska@ing.uni.wroc.pl

Chapter 6. WHICH ARE THE PARAMETERS THAT CAN CONTROL BLOOMS EVENTS IN THE LAGOONS?
Manos Koutrakis, Georgios Syslaios and Eleni Tryfon - Fisheries Research Institute, University of Thrace (Greece)
manosk@inale.gr

Chapter 7. GRAZING IMPACT OF MICROZOOPLANKTON UPON PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION.
Rita Domingues & Ana Barbosa - University of Algarve (Portugal)
rbdomingues@ualg.pt abarbosa@ualg.pt

Chapter 8. ANALYSIS OF DYNAMICS AND SUCCESSION OF FITERING ZOOPLANKTON IN DIFFERENT HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS.
Adrianna Wojtal-Frankiewicz - University of Lodz (Poland)
adwoj@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Chapter 9. MAY THE PRESENCE OF BIVALVES AFFECT THE DEPOSITON OF SPM AND ASSOCIATED POLLUTANTS, i.e. SPILLED HYDROCARBONS?
Juan Carlos Colombo-University of La Plata (Argentina)
colombo@museo.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar

Chapter 10. MAY BIVALVES BE USED TO CONTROL TOXIC ALGAE BLOOMS?
Luis Chicharo- University of Algarve (Portugal)
lchichar@ualg.pt

Chapter 11.HOW DO DIFFERENT GROWTH FORMS OF AQUATIC PLANTS INFLUENCE THE OXYGEN CONCENTRATION WITHIN A WATER BODY?
Georg Janauer- University of Vienna (Austria)
georg.janauer@univie.ac.at

Chapter 12. USE OF RIPARIAN PLANTS TO REMOVE CADMIUM FROM ESTUARINE SEDIMENT.
Manuela Moreira da Silva- University of Algarve (Portugal)
msanti@ualg.pt

Chapter 13.MODELLING ESTUARINE ECOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO DIVERSE HYDROLOGICAL PATTERNS. BOTTOM-UP CONTROL.
Radhouan Ben-Hamadou- CCMAR, University of Algarve (Portugal)
bhamadou@ualg.pt

Chapter 14. REGULATION OF BIOTIC FEEDBACS BY HYDROLOGY. TOP-DOWN EFFECTS.
Maciej Zalewski- ERCE, University of Lodz (Poland)
mzal@biol.uni.lodz.pl
erce@erce.unesco.lodz.pl

Chapter 15. ANALYSIS OF JUVENILE FISH BEHAVIOUR IN DIFFERENT HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS.
Piotr Frankiewicz- University of Lodz (Poland)
franek@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Chapter 16. FISH COMMUNITY AS A TOOL IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT.
Małgorzata Łapińska- University of Lodz (Poland)
malapi@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Chapter 17. ARE MALES SPECIMENS MORE ADEQUATE TO DETECT ANTROPOGENIC IMPACTS?
Maria Alexandra Chicharo- University of Algarve (Portugal)
mchichar@ualg.pt

Chapter 18. HOW DO WETLAND VEGETATION CHARACTERISTICS DEPEND ON HYDROLOGY, TOPOGRAPHY AND SUBSTRATE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY?
Ruben Lara- University of Bremen (Germany)
ruben.lara@zmt-bremen.de

Chapter 19.MAY WATERSHED LAND COVER BE USED AS AN INDICATOR OF POTENTIAL ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT ON WATER RESOURCES?
Ramiro Sarandón and Verónica Guerrero- University of la Plata (Argentina)
sarandon@netverk.com.ar

Chapter 20.AN EXPERIENCE ON ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF ESTUARINE OR SEA WATERS.
Lorenzo Marquez, Carlos Jiménez, Jesus Morales- Instituto Andaluz de Investigación y Formación Agraria, Pesquera, Alimentaria y de la Producción Ecológica (IFAPA)
jmorales@cica.es

Chapter 21. CYTOGENETICS OF BIVALVES AS POSSIBLE INDICATOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERSITY
Alexandra Leitão- Instituto das Pescas da Investigação e do Mar (IPIMAR)
aleitao@ipimar.pt

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