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Water mass transformations in the Mediterranean outflow water
2014401
Gasser, Marc +6 more
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Water mass transformation of the Mediterranean outflow West of Gibraltar
2013The Straits of Gibraltar play an important role in the context of the global thermohaline circulation: dense, salty Mediterranean Water (MW) exiting through the straits facilitates the subduction and formation of deep Arctic Basin Waters, which constitute a major component of the North Atlantic Deep Water and the global conveyor belt. This presentation
Gasser, Marc +5 more
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Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2012
Abstract Length–mass relationships are potentially useful tools to estimate individual biomass, assuming a relative invariance within and among populations and, sometimes, among species pertaining to a same family or order. Here, we present a field test of these assumptions in guilds of benthic macroinvertebrates colonising transitional water ...
Rosati I, Barbone E, Basset A
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Abstract Length–mass relationships are potentially useful tools to estimate individual biomass, assuming a relative invariance within and among populations and, sometimes, among species pertaining to a same family or order. Here, we present a field test of these assumptions in guilds of benthic macroinvertebrates colonising transitional water ...
Rosati I, Barbone E, Basset A
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Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 2001
First data on microbial respiration in the Levantine Sea are reported with the aim of assessing the distribution of oxidative processes in association with the main Mediterranean water masses and the changing physical structure determined by the Eastern Mediterranean Transient.
La Ferla R, Azzaro M
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First data on microbial respiration in the Levantine Sea are reported with the aim of assessing the distribution of oxidative processes in association with the main Mediterranean water masses and the changing physical structure determined by the Eastern Mediterranean Transient.
La Ferla R, Azzaro M
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Journal of Marine Systems, 1995
The spatial distribution of chlorophyll was recorded throughout the southern part of the Levantine Basin of the eastern Mediterranean and was related to patterns of the physical structure and nutrient concentrations. Chlorophyll a concentration in the upper 200 m of the water column ranged from 9.2 to 423 ng l−1, with an overall mean of 126 ± 85.6 (SD)
Y.Z. Yacobi +7 more
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The spatial distribution of chlorophyll was recorded throughout the southern part of the Levantine Basin of the eastern Mediterranean and was related to patterns of the physical structure and nutrient concentrations. Chlorophyll a concentration in the upper 200 m of the water column ranged from 9.2 to 423 ng l−1, with an overall mean of 126 ± 85.6 (SD)
Y.Z. Yacobi +7 more
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Current Microbiology
Abstract Understanding the diversity and dynamics of marine microbiota holds significant importance due to their role in maintaining vital ecosystem functions and services including climate regulation and bioremediation. Here, we studied the diversity and associations between Bacteria and unicellular eukaryotes in the different water ...
Georgia Charalampous +4 more
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Abstract Understanding the diversity and dynamics of marine microbiota holds significant importance due to their role in maintaining vital ecosystem functions and services including climate regulation and bioremediation. Here, we studied the diversity and associations between Bacteria and unicellular eukaryotes in the different water ...
Georgia Charalampous +4 more
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2010
Abstract – To evaluate quantitative and qualitative luminescent bacteria (LB) distribution, 421 seawater samples from 38 stations of the Central Mediterranean Sea were analysed during November 2009. LB plate counts showed a patchiness bacterial distribution with increase near the bottom. An ARDRA analysis on isolated strains was carried out to evaluate
RUGGERI, Gioacchino +7 more
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Abstract – To evaluate quantitative and qualitative luminescent bacteria (LB) distribution, 421 seawater samples from 38 stations of the Central Mediterranean Sea were analysed during November 2009. LB plate counts showed a patchiness bacterial distribution with increase near the bottom. An ARDRA analysis on isolated strains was carried out to evaluate
RUGGERI, Gioacchino +7 more
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On the formation of the intermediate water masses off the Egyptian Mediterranean coast
Archiv für Hydrobiologie, 1990M. A. Said, A. M. Karam
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The sources of formation of the intermediate water masses in the Mediterranean Sea
Deep Sea Research Part B. Oceanographic Literature Review, 1988openaire +1 more source