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Clouds persistently engulf many tropical mountains at elevations cool enough for clouds to
form, creating isolated areas with frequent fog and mist. Under these isolated conditions …

Abstract The Caribbean and Western Atlantic region hosts one of the world's most diverse
geopolitical regions and a unique marine biota distinct from tropical seas in the Pacific and …

Simple Summary From 1990 to 2021, the number of hawksbill and green turtle nests has
prominently increased thanks to the long-term protection of primary nesting sites in the …

Coastal communities around the Caribbean Sea are vulnerable to global warming impacts,
partly because of constraints on their adaptive capacity. We use three climate models …

Six members of the Hadley Centre's Perturbed Physics Ensemble for the Quantifying
Uncertainty in Model Predictions (QUMP) project are downscaled using the PRECIS …

There is a dearth of studies characterizing historical sea level variability at the local scale for
the islands in the Caribbean. This is due to the lack of reliable long term tide gauge data …

In the Yucatán Peninsula, anthropogenic activities such as urbanization and the final
disposal of solids and wastewater critically impact aquatic systems. Here, we evaluated the …

Coastal deoxygenation is poorly documented in the tropics. When the Isthmus of Panama
separated the Caribbean from the Pacific, sister lineages diverged and adapted to changing …

Caribbean through‐flow accounts for two‐thirds of the Florida Current and consequently is
an important conduit of heat and salt fluxes in the upper limb of the Atlantic Meridional …