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• TITLE: Effect of Tide on Temporal and Spatial Distribution of Some Physical and Chemicals Parameters in the Shallow Estuary of the Kienke River (Kribi Deep Sea Port Area, South Cameroon Coast)

  AUTHORS: Anselme Crépin Mama, Willy Karol Bodo Abouga, Félix Besack, Firmin Landry Tadoum Bah, Stéphane Onla, Jennifer Cynthia Rachel Sissako Mongue, Frédéric Nkolo Mfoula, Fabius Kouegan, Durand Bernadin Djombe Kammen, Dorine Mara Ngo Nola, Ginette Thérèse Atoukoh Dingong, Laeticia Ingrig Ntangyong, Gervais Mani, Rose Eulalie Bekono Beyala, Josué Junior Manga Tchogom, Elcy Rhode Guiadem, Lawrence Mbeng Oben

  KEYWORDS: Kienké Estuary, Environmental Variables, Flood, Ebb, Stratification Parame-ter

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Marine Science, Vol.12 No.4, October 28, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to highlight the effect of tide on the variation of the physicochemical parameter in the Kienké estuary. Six (06) environmental variables were monitored at nine (09) stations with the time step of one hour from 7 am to 7 pm on 4thAugust 2019. The hovmuller analysis showed that salinity, conductivity, total dissolved solids, and pH values increased during the flood phase and decreased during the ebb phase while oxygen concentration decreased during the flood and increased during the ebb phase. The stratification parameter has shown that the influx of seawater during high tide shifts the Kienké estuary from a well-mixed to a partially mixed environment.