Estuary

By some extraordinary stroke of luck, the agency responsible for protecting the largest estuary in North America just happens to be headquartered at my university, on the first floor of the building where my dorm room is located. As I am majoring in environmental biology, ...

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It helps when you live right in the middle of the largest estuary in North America, and the government seems to make a hobby of figuring out how to destroy it even further.

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I happen to live in one of the largest estuary systems in the United States down here in south Louisiana. The reason I am going into ecology is because of the rate at which our coastline is disappearing. One of the greatest factors is erosion ...

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... ecological niche of Helice crassa: Helice crassa belongs to biological class Malacostraca(1). The helice crassa studied were found at Tohuna Torea estuary at the end of Riddel Road.they were usually found under the mud covered by the sea water,in dark damp conditions.so that they are not exposed ...

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... the refuge of a burrow during extreme physico-chemical conditions allows the benthic stages of H. crassa to occupy the most dilute regions of an estuary. In these latter areas, concentration of the vertical distributions of ovigerous females to highest shore levels ensures that larvae are released ...

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