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We present measurements of flows and fluxes of phytoplankton to Conch Reef, Florida, a Caribbean reef dominated by sponges and soft corals, located in 15 m of water offshore of Key Largo. Vertical profiles of chlorophyll a, a proxy for phytoplankton biomass, showed a near‐bed depletion, indicating the existence of concentration boundary layers. Along with simultaneous measurements of velocity profiles, near‐bed turbulence, and...
The importance of submarine groundwater discharge to the near shore nutrient supply in the Gulf of Aqaba (Israel)NARA Subscribed
We used two short‐lived radium isotopes ( 223 Ra, 224 Ra) and a mass balance approach applied to the radium activities to determine the nutrient contribution of saline submarine groundwater discharge to the coastal waters of the northern Gulf of Aqaba (Israel). Radium isotope activities were measured along transects during two seasons at a site that lacked any obvious surficial water input. An onshore well and an offshore end...
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