Investigating the effects of sea saliva formation on the Marmara Sea

Sea saliva protecting the Sea of Marmara was below the microscope.

Visible air pollution, often known as mucilage, which has unfold to massive areas in the final interval, can be felt in the Gemlik Bay once in a while.

The mucilage, which is typically misplaced on the floor, however reappears, intensified on the shores after the rain that was efficient in the district.

SEA SALAD EXAMINATION

With the mission ready by Bandırma Sheep Analysis Institute Fisheries Division, the effects of mucilage (sea saliva) spreading in lots of components of the Marmara Sea are examined.

Alpaslan Kara, Head of Fisheries Division, made a press release about the mission, which is carried out below the coordination of Institute Director Erdinç Veske and is deliberate to final for five years, and mentioned that mucilage consists of many chain effects.

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” PREVENTIVE MEASURES MUST BE TAKEN”

Stating that they work with scientists from universities who’re specialised of their fields, Kara mentioned, “Our invaluable professors Assoc. Dr. Ahsen Yüksek and Affiliate Professor Nazlı Demirel from Istanbul College and Prof. Dr. Hijran Yavuzcan from Ankara College are actively concerned in our mission. We work collectively each in acquiring and evaluating the knowledge.” mentioned.

Black, “What ought to we do to maintain mucilage to a minimal? What precautions ought to we take?” He defined that they aimed to search out solutions to their questions and to place ahead solutions.

Expressing that there are various dynamics affecting the setting, from the deterioration of the stability of residing issues in the ecosystem to industrial and home wastes in the emergence of mucilage, Kara said that preventive measures must be taken with all stakeholders on this regard.

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THEY AIM TO ESTABLISH AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

Noting that the first purpose of the mission was to obviously decide the effects that result in mucilage, Kara mentioned:

“The Gulf of Erdek is essential as a result of the Gulf of Erdek is the lungs of the Sea of Marmara. It’s a area most most well-liked by fish for breeding in the Sea of Marmara, the place the oxygen stage is highest. In a examine we performed in 2019, we noticed the future of mucilage, sadly our predictions have been additionally right. And we have come to those conditions.

Hopefully, at the finish of the mission, if we are able to reveal all the effects that trigger mucilage and develop it in the long run, we’ll enhance all the effects with an early warning system and we won’t see the formation of mucilage once more. We are able to put our outcomes and solutions into follow for a greater, more healthy Marmara ecosystem and hopefully make the Sea of Marmara a significantly better one.”