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The 88 pages that link to Estuary, each with the reason it gives.

• SalinityBroader topic: Its shifting salinity shapes habitats and reveals the balance of river flow and tides.

• RiverBroader topic: An estuary is a common receiving environment for river water and sediment.

• Brackish waterBroader topic: Estuaries are a common setting for brackish water.

• Aquatic ecosystemBroader topic: Its changing salinity creates a distinctive transition between freshwater and marine communities.

• EcotoneBroader topic: The estuary is a land–sea transition whose salinity and habitats vary across space.

• Atlantic Coastal PlainBroader topic: Drowned river valleys and tidal inlets create estuaries along the plain.

• WaterbirdBroader topic: Its brackish waters and tidal flats support distinctive waterbird communities.

• River mouthBroader topic: Many river mouths broaden into tidal zones where fresh and salt water mix.

• Coastal geographyBroader topic: Estuaries connect river and marine processes and support distinctive coastal environments.

• Marine coastal ecosystemBroader topic: Changing salinity and nutrient inputs make estuaries characteristic coastal ecosystems.

• Saline waterBroader topic: Its shifting freshwater–seawater mixture creates a salinity gradient.