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estuarine quality paradox: a standalone construct

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Marine biology

the problem that naturally stressed estuarine communities resemble human-degraded ones, making pollution effects hard to detect.

In marine biology, estuarine quality paradox refers to the problem that naturally stressed estuarine communities resemble human-degraded ones, making pollution effects hard to detect. This meaning comes from Elliott (2007) in Marine Pollution Bulletin.[1]

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Elliott, M., & Quintino, V. (2007). The Estuarine Quality Paradox, Environmental Homeostasis and the difficulty of detecting anthropogenic stress in naturally stressed areas. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 54(6), 640-645. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2007.02.003

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