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Kew Bulletin, 1999
Summary. 37 species of myxomycetes are reported as new to the Azores; most are cosmopolitan, others are primarily temperate species which may be found on mountains in the tropics and subtropics, and a few, such as Dianema harveyi, Dictydiaethalium cinnabarinum and Physarmn syncarpon are rare, with disjunct distributions.
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Summary. 37 species of myxomycetes are reported as new to the Azores; most are cosmopolitan, others are primarily temperate species which may be found on mountains in the tropics and subtropics, and a few, such as Dianema harveyi, Dictydiaethalium cinnabarinum and Physarmn syncarpon are rare, with disjunct distributions.
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Azores ecoregion – Ecosystem overview
2019For this overview, the Azores ecoregion corresponds to the Azores Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) inside ICES Subarea 10 (Figure 1). The ecoregion lies within a much larger open ocean ecosystem, and straddles the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR). The Azores is a Portuguese archipelago composed of nine islands with almost no geological continental shelf, and the ...
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Azores ecoregion – fisheries overview
2020The majority of the fisheries in the Azores ecoregion are targeted by Azorean vessels. Only a small proportion of catch is taken by surface longliners from mainland Portugal and Spain targeting swordfish and blue shark. The fisheries are classified as small scale because around 60% of the vessels are under nine metres in length and target many ...
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Notes on a Passage to the Azores
Journal of Navigation, 1967During the summer 1966 the Executive Secretary sailed his bout Jester single-handed to the Azores and back. The passage from Gosport to Horta (Faial) took 17 days, and 13 days back from Graciosa light to Newhaven, having passed 20 miles south of the Lizard 11 days out. Jester, it will be recalled, was owned by H. G.
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Heterobasidiomycetes from the Azores
Kew Bulletin, 2004Summary. Twenty species of heterobasidiomycetous fungi belonging to the orders Atractiellales, Ceratobasidiales, Dacrymycetales, Exidiales, Platygloeales, and Tremellales are described or reported from the Azores. The majority were collected during two visits in 1995 and 1996, but all previous known collections and records from the islands are also ...
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The majority of the fisheries in the Azores ecoregion are targeted by Azorean vessels. Only a small proportion of catch is taken by surface longliners from mainland Portugal and Spain targeting swordfish and blue shark. The fisheries are classified as small scale because around 60% of the vessels are under nine metres in length and target many ...
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Magmatism and Extension in the Azores
Mineralogical Magazine, 1994Ocean island basalts (OIB) provide an insight into mantle composit ion and melting processes. Formed by the direct partial melting of the mantle, the magmas suffer no contamination by continental crust, and their radiogenic isotope ratios and incompatible elements are widely used as tracers for mantle geodynamics.
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Socio-economic impacts of marine litter for remote oceanic islands: The case of the Azores.
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2020Yasmina Rodríguez +2 more
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