At the end of summer 2020, a moderate (~ 105 cells L− 1) bloom of potential fish-killing
Karenia spp. was detected in samples from a 24 h study focused on Dinophysis spp. in the …

The natural populations of the marine mussel Mytilus chilensis and the associated
aquaculture industry forms a sensitive social-ecological system that relies on the released …

The frequency of harmful algal blooms (HABs) has increased over the last two decades, a
phenomenon enhanced by global climate change. However, the effects of climate change …

High-resolution numerical ocean models can be used to help interpret sparse observations
in the nearshore and to help understand the impacts of climate change and extreme events …

The coastal ocean off western Patagonia is one of the main coastal regions with high
freshwater inputs from rivers, rain, and glaciers in the Southern Hemisphere. This study …

Oxygen is declining globally in subsurface seawater. Fjords are particularly susceptible to
hypoxia, because entrance sills restrict water circulation. We studied the oxygen dynamics of …

Over the recent decades, an apparent worldwide rise in Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) has
been observed due to the growing exploitation of the coastal environment, the exponential …

Fjords are deep nearshore zones that connect watersheds and oceans, typically behaving
as an estuary. In some fjords, strong katabatic winds in winter (also known as Arctic outflow …

Coastal upwelling is the dominant physical process triggering high biological productivity in
Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems (EBUS). These regions are characterized by intense …

The dissolved oxygen (DO) levels of coastal ocean waters have decreased over the last few
decades in part because of the increase in surface and subsurface water temperature …