Ocean reanalyses integrate models and observations to provide a continuous and
consistent reconstruction of the past physical and biogeochemical ocean states and …

The projected warming, nutrient decline, changes in net primary production, deoxygenation
and acidification of the global ocean will affect marine ecosystems during the 21st century …

Anthropogenic pressures have resulted in declines in diadromous fish. Many diadromous
fish which were commercially important are now threatened and protected. Little is known …

The subsurface oxygen maximum (SOM) is observed in oligotrophic oceans and is
associated with different physical and biological processes. This study characterises the …

Aim Coralligenous reefs are the main marine bioconstructions in terms of spatial distribution
within the Mediterranean basin. Two distinct reef morphologies can be distinguished based …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea represents a natural laboratory to infer the possible impacts
of climate change and ocean acidification. In this article, we report the deteriorating ability of …

The northern Adriatic continental shelf hosts several coralligenous reefs rising from the
sedimentary bottom and characterized by three main benthic assemblages, respectively …

The striped dolphin (Stenella coeruleoalba) is a cosmopolitan cetacean and the most
commonly sighted dolphin in the Mediterranean Sea. It usually appears in groups of very …

Air bubbles in the upper ocean are generated mainly by waves breaking at the air–sea
interface. As such, after the waves break, entrained air bubbles evolve in the form of plumes …

Zooplankton are a pivotal component of the pelagic community, and their abundance and
distribution are often strongly dependent on environmental conditions at sea. However …