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Marine biology

the hypothesis that salt marshes and estuaries export surplus organic matter and nutrients that support coastal ocean food webs.

In marine biology, outwelling hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that salt marshes and estuaries export surplus organic matter and nutrients that support coastal ocean food webs. This meaning comes from Dame (1986) in Marine Ecology Progress Series.[1]

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References

Dame, R., Chrzanowski, T., Bildstein, K., Kjerfve, B., McKellar, H., Nelson, D., Spurrier, J., Stancyk, S., Stevenson, H., Vernberg, J., & Zingmark, R. (1986). The outwelling hypothesis and North Inlet, South Carolina. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 33, 217-229. https://doi.org/10.3354/meps033217

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