Seawater is a complex and dynamic environment influenced by multiple interconnected factors that shape its composition and ecological balance. The relationships between temperature, salinity, pH, chlorophyll, oxygen, nutrients, and turbidity are essential for understanding marine ecosystems and their response to natural and anthropogenic changes.
Strengths:
- Study encompassing multiple key parameters of seawater quality.
- Exploration of interdependencies and potential ecological implications.
- Graphical representation aiding understanding of complex relationships.
Areas for Improvement:
- Further discussion on the implications of identified relationships for local marine ecosystems.
- Consideration of seasonal variations and potential long-term trends.
- Explanation of potential implications for various marine organisms.