2014
DOI: 10.5935/0100-4042.20140168
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Assessment of the "Micro-Greenness" of Syntheses Using the Green Star

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“…In addition, it could also benefit 27 potamodromous species (two endangered: Cyprinus carpio and Alburnus sarmaticus) and 15 resident species of freshwater fish. Under this scenario of reconnection (Figure 1): i) the Dnieper River network connectivity for diadromous fish (measured by the Dendritic Connectivity Index for Diadromous (Cote et al, 2009) would have a 2.5-fold improvement, from 0.00745 to 0.02655 (calculations made using the River Network Toolkit (Duarte et al, 2019)); and ii) Diadromous fish that now have 827.7 km of rivers to spawn and live, would benefit from an increase of 2978.6 km (a 360% increase) in their river network availability corresponding to an overall 3,806 km of river and 18,215 km 2 of drainage area directly connected with the Black sea (for data used in this analysis please see Duarte and Branco (2023)). were available for diadromous fish species below this dam.…”
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“…In addition, it could also benefit 27 potamodromous species (two endangered: Cyprinus carpio and Alburnus sarmaticus) and 15 resident species of freshwater fish. Under this scenario of reconnection (Figure 1): i) the Dnieper River network connectivity for diadromous fish (measured by the Dendritic Connectivity Index for Diadromous (Cote et al, 2009) would have a 2.5-fold improvement, from 0.00745 to 0.02655 (calculations made using the River Network Toolkit (Duarte et al, 2019)); and ii) Diadromous fish that now have 827.7 km of rivers to spawn and live, would benefit from an increase of 2978.6 km (a 360% increase) in their river network availability corresponding to an overall 3,806 km of river and 18,215 km 2 of drainage area directly connected with the Black sea (for data used in this analysis please see Duarte and Branco (2023)). were available for diadromous fish species below this dam.…”
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“…Barrier locations were obtained by manual digitization using ESRI® World Imagery. All data used and obtained is available on the Open Science Framework platform (Duarte & Branco, 2023).…”
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