Statements (52)
Predicate | Object |
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gptkbp:instanceOf |
gptkb:beach
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gptkbp:characterizedBy |
cold nutrient-rich waters
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gptkbp:contributedTo |
global fish stocks
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gptkbp:hasImpactOn |
marine food webs
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label |
Benguela Upwelling System
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gptkbp:impact |
marine_biodiversity
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gptkbp:influences |
fishing industry
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gptkbp:interactsWith |
climate patterns
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gptkbp:isAssociatedWith |
high fish catch rates
high levels of chlorophyll-a |
gptkbp:isAttendedBy |
human activities
local weather patterns climate variability ocean temperature changes |
gptkbp:isCharacterizedBy |
high nutrient availability
seasonal variations in upwelling strength |
gptkbp:isConnectedTo |
global ocean circulation patterns
coastal upwelling systems |
gptkbp:isCriticizedFor |
marine conservation efforts
food security in coastal communities marine_ecosystem_health |
gptkbp:isFoundIn |
biodiversity conservation
|
gptkbp:isHomeTo |
marine mammals
seabird populations commercial fish species |
gptkbp:isImportantFor |
local economies
scientific research |
gptkbp:isInfluencedBy |
wind patterns
ocean currents seasonal winds |
gptkbp:isKnownFor |
its rich marine resources
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gptkbp:isLinkedTo |
nutrient cycling in the ocean
ocean acidification issues El_Niño_events |
gptkbp:isMonitoredBy |
oceanographic research institutions
|
gptkbp:isPartOf |
gptkb:South_Atlantic_Ocean
gptkb:the_Atlantic_Meridional_Overturning_Circulation gptkb:the_Benguela_ecosystem the global upwelling systems. |
gptkbp:isRecognizedBy |
UNESCO_as_a_biosphere_reserve
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gptkbp:isRecognizedFor |
its ecological significance
a significant ecological zone |
gptkbp:isStudiedIn |
climate change effects
|
gptkbp:isSubjectTo |
overfishing concerns
environmental monitoring programs |
gptkbp:isUtilizedFor |
sustainable fisheries management
marine research initiatives |
gptkbp:locatedIn |
gptkb:Benguela_Current
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gptkbp:occursAnnually |
coast_of_Namibia
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gptkbp:provides |
various fish species
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gptkbp:racingSeries |
trade winds
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gptkbp:supports |
high primary productivity
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