الآثار الاوقيانية و البيئية والبيولوجية لتقلب ماء البحر الأحمر

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In the Red Sea, upwelling has received relatively little attention, particularly in coral reef habitats.

It is noted that monsoon wind reversals could induce vertical mixing and upwelling.

It is traced the inflow of cool, nutrient-rich, sub-surface Gulf of Aden Intermediate Water into the Red Sea, and noted that it is mainly constrained to the eastern margin of the southern Red Sea.

The research describes the influx of nutrients in the southern Red Sea and resulting plankton blossoms within the Red Sea.

It is evident that high-nutrient Indian Ocean water impact the Farasan Islands, and more recently, it is showed that upwelling in the southern Red Sea plays a key role in the susceptibility of resident corals to bleaching.

Analysis indicates that upwelling occurs in this region, but no study has investigated the spatio-temporal patterns, and the drivers, of upwelling onto the shelf and across coral reef habitats in the southern Red Sea.

In the Red Sea, upwelling has received relatively little attention, particularly in coral reef habitats.

It is noted that monsoon wind reversals could induce vertical mixing and upwelling, particularly in the far northern Red Sea.

As it is traced the inflow of cool, nutrient rich, sub-surface Gulf of Aden Intermediate Water into the Red Sea, and it is noted that it is mainly constrained to the eastern margin of the southern Red Sea.

The Researchers’ observations extended to the shelf edge but not onto the shelf where coral reefs are abundant.

Researchers have described the influx of nutrients in the southern Red Sea and resulting plankton blooms, but without characterizing the dynamics of upwelling within the Red Sea.

It is important to mention that high nutrient Indian Ocean water affects the Red Sea Farasan Islands, and it is noticed that upwelling in the southern Red Sea plays a key role in the susceptibility of resident corals to bleaching.

It is also noted, and indicated that upwelling has occurred and dominates in this region, but, to the researchers’ knowledge, no study has investigated the spatiotemporal patterns, and the drivers, of upwelling onto the shelf and across coral reef habitats in the southern Red Sea.

The Research Adopts An analytical Methods to find Relationships Among Maritime Phenomena.