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Careful design studies and selection of an effective technique for the installation of permeable reactive barriers (PRBs) are important contributors to the overall success of zero‐valent iron PRBs. This article provides a case study summarizing the successful design and construction of a PRB installed at the former Carswell Air Force Base located in Fort Worth, Texas. Expedited site characterization using a cone penetrometer rig equipped with a mass spectrometer was employed to provide real‐time characterization and lithologic data. These data proved to be invaluable for the design of the PRB and allowed for the development of an accurate preconstruction cost estimate. Field data gained from the expedited water quality and geologic characterization along with aquifer testing and a bench‐scale treatability study provided a comprehensive basis for the design. The biopolymer slurry construction technique provided additional unanticipated benefits to the designed zero‐ valent iron treatment by promoting the development of anaerobic conditions favorable for microbial degradation of trichloroethene. Postconstruction monitoring data are discussed to illustrate the successful performance of the PRB. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. 相似文献
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The current model for larval release in subtidal crustaceans suggests that hatching time is controlled by the embryos, which
release a pheromone that stimulates the parent female to undergo behaviors that synchronize larval release. Alternatively,
hatching could be controlled by the females. Ovigerous spiny lobsters Panulirus argus (Latreille) exhibit stereotypic behaviors during larval release, including rapid abdominal extensions and pleopod-pumping
activity. Ovigerous P. argus were collected from coral reefs in the Florida Keys, USA during the summers of 2005 and 2006. Pleopod-pumping activity was
quantified to determine if a female’s pumping activity correlates with the developmental state of the embryos. The role of
pheromones released by developing and hatching embryos in controlling pumping behaviors was tested by measuring the pumping
response of ovigerous lobsters to (1) hatch water, (2) homogenized embryo water, (3) embryo-conditioned water (unhatched late-stage
embryos soaked for 20 h), and (4) water containing homogenized post-hatch embryo cases. Bioassays were conducted under constant
conditions (dim-red light) in the laboratory at random times during the day to control for any possible rhythm in pumping
activity. Spontaneous pleopod-pumping activity increased significantly with increasing embryo development. Upon exposure to
hatch water, ovigerous lobsters with late-stage embryos displayed increased pleopod pumping with increased treatment concentration.
Water individually conditioned with homogenized late-stage embryos, intact late-stage embryos, and homogenized post-hatch
embryo cases all induced larval release behaviors in females with late-stage embryos. Ovigerous females with early-stage embryos
did not respond to water conditioned with homogenized early- or late-stage embryos. These results suggest that active substances
are released by embryos at the time of hatching and induce the stereotypical pumping behaviors of the female that synchronizes
larval release. The results support the model that larval release in subtidal crustaceans is controlled by pheromones released
from hatching embryos. 相似文献
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Airam Rodríguez Nick D. Holmes Peter G. Ryan Kerry‐Jayne Wilson Lucie Faulquier Yovana Murillo André F. Raine Jay F. Penniman Verónica Neves Beneharo Rodríguez Juan J. Negro André Chiaradia Peter Dann Tracy Anderson Benjamin Metzger Masaki Shirai Lorna Deppe Jennifer Wheeler Peter Hodum Catia Gouveia Vanda Carmo Gilberto P. Carreira Luis Delgado‐Alburqueque Carlos Guerra‐Correa François‐Xavier Couzi Marc Travers Matthieu Le Corre 《Conservation biology》2017,31(5):986-1001
Artificial lights at night cause high mortality of seabirds, one of the most endangered groups of birds globally. Fledglings of burrow‐nesting seabirds, and to a lesser extent adults, are attracted to and then grounded (i.e., forced to land) by lights when they fly at night. We reviewed the current state of knowledge of seabird attraction to light to identify information gaps and propose measures to address the problem. Although species in families such as Alcidae and Anatidae can be grounded by artificial light, the most affected seabirds are petrels and shearwaters (Procellariiformes). At least 56 species of Procellariiformes, more than one‐third of them (24) threatened, are subject to grounding by lights. Seabirds grounded by lights have been found worldwide, mainly on oceanic islands but also at some continental locations. Petrel breeding grounds confined to formerly uninhabited islands are particularly at risk from light pollution due to tourism and urban sprawl. Where it is impractical to ban external lights, rescue programs of grounded birds offer the most immediate and employed mitigation to reduce the rate of light‐induced mortality and save thousands of birds every year. These programs also provide useful information for seabird management. However, these data are typically fragmentary, biased, and uncertain and can lead to inaccurate impact estimates and poor understanding of the phenomenon of seabird attraction to lights. We believe the most urgently needed actions to mitigate and understand light‐induced mortality of seabirds are estimation of mortality and effects on populations; determination of threshold light levels and safe distances from light sources; documentation of the fate of rescued birds; improvement of rescue campaigns, particularly in terms of increasing recovery rates and level of care; and research on seabird‐friendly lights to reduce attraction. 相似文献