Traditionally a temperate and hyper-humid region, western Patagonia experienced its most
severe drought during the summer and fall of 2016. Along with precipitation deficits larger …

Satellite and atmospheric model fields are used to describe the wind forcing, surface ocean
circulation, temperature and chlorophyll-a pigment concentrations along the coast of …

At the southern tip of South America, evidence of shellfish toxicity has been recorded in the
accounts of early explorers and shipwreck survivors since the late 16th Century. Blooms of …

The Chilean coastal zone (CCZ) is subjected to a complex spectrum of anthropogenic,
geophysical, biogeochemical, and climate-driven perturbations. Potentially affected …

Abstract Northern Patagonia (41–44° S) is affected by climatic, hydrological and
oceanographic anomalies, which in synergy with processes such as global warming and …

Background Larval connectivity between distinct benthic populations is essential for their
persistence. Although connectivity is difficult to measure in situ, it can be predicted via …

Abstract The Chilean Patagonia, on the southeastern Pacific Ocean, is one of the largest
fjord systems in the world. Its complex topography harbors an aquaculture industry that is …

Climatological hydrographic data for the southeastern Pacific from the World Ocean Atlas
show an extended low-salinity region associated with high rainfall/river runoff along the …

Surface oceanic fronts are regions characterized by high biological activity. Here, Sea
Surface Temperature (SST) fronts are analyzed for the period 2003–2019 using the Multi …

Some of the largest climate changes on Earth are projected for high-latitude polar and
subpolar environments in the coming decades. A number of simultaneous socio …