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Since ancient times, the coastal areas were natural habitats that host a wide variety of fauna and flora species and which, from an anthropological point of view, are the most populated areas of the planet. At the same time, these areas, which include deltas, lagoons and marshlands, are particularly vulnerable to the effects of global change (climate modification, sea level rise and fluctuation of sediment input) that may be triggered by anthropogenic activities (global warming due to greenhouse gases produced dur...