Micronekton are relatively small, but actively swimming, organisms ranging in size (2–10
cm) between plankton, which mostly drift with the currents, to the larger nekton, which have …

En el periodo abril de 1993 a marzo de 1995 se analizaron datos diarios de intensidad y
dirección del viento, datos mensuales de temperatura hasta 25 metros, profundidad del …

The devil-ray family Mobulidae (order Myliobatiformes) comprises wide-ranging, pelagic
batoids, but little is known about their basic ecology. We present the first data on the long …

Euphausiids and mysids are important components of pelagic ecosystems due to their high
abundance and tendency to form dense aggregations, swarms, and schools, which …

Munk's pygmy devil rays (Mobula munkiana) are medium-size, zooplanktivorous filter
feeding, elasmobranchs characterized by aggregative behavior, low fecundity and delayed …

The Bay of La Paz (BLP) is located in the southwestern portion of the Gulf of California (GC),
the largest and deepest coastal environment along the gulf. The BLP is recognized for its …

The whale shark is the world's largest filter feeding shark and holds international protection
as an endangered species. It is known to form seasonal aggregations linked to blooms of …

Seasonal distribution of biomass and somatic growth, molt, and egg production rates of
Nyctiphanes simplex were estimated in the Gulf of California (November 2005, January …

Population differentiation in environments without well-defined geographical barriers
represents a challenge for wildlife management. Based on a comprehensive database of …

Vertical and horizontal distributions of the subtropical euphausiid juvenile and adult
Nyctiphanes simplex were mapped from samples collected during winter and summer 2007 …