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Why African Estuaries Matter? An Expert Perspective on Global Sustainability

2025-12-26

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African estuaries are critical ecosystems that serve as vital interfaces between terrestrial and marine environments, playing indispensable roles in regional and global sustainability. Africa possess the second largest river in the world, the Congo river. This review article synthesizes expert perspectives on the multifaceted importance of these dynamic systems, highlighting their ecological, economic, and social...

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5b024c95-4cdd-566c-894c-dd3c6d9812fc
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10.3897/arphapreprints.e183515
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