Abstract The Gulf of California (GC) presents several oceanographic features that make it
unique among semienclosed seas of similar latitude and dimensions, the most important …

Aim Correlative distribution models have been used to identify potential climatic controls of
mangrove range limits, but there is still uncertainty about the relative importance of these …

Anthropogenically-induced global warming is increasing surface seawater temperatures
(SST) worldwide. Furthermore, the Northeastern Tropical Pacific is affected by seasonal …

The coastal zones are areas with a high flow of energy and materials where diverse
ecosystems are developed. The study of coastal oceanography is important to understand …

Few studies have explored the details of climatology in the Gulf of California (GoC) coastal
zone, a region characterized by robust land–sea breeze circulation that results from land …

Interannual changes in the occurrence of Bryde's whale (Balaenoptera edeni) have been
observed in La Paz Bay (southwestern Gulf of California, Mexico) over the last 20 years. We …

Abstract The Bay of La Paz (BLPZ), located in the southwestern Gulf of California, is a region
of significant biological productivity and strong environmental variability that remains to be …

Oceanographic conditions during the past four centuries–sea surface temperature (SST)
centennial and decadal variability, and changes in the water column structure–were …

Abstract La Paz Bay (LPB) in Mexico is one of the largest marine-coastal bodies of water in
the Gulf of California (GC) and is ecologically important for the feeding, reproduction, and …

This paper presents the stratigraphic record of Gymnodinium catenatum during the last~ 500
years, in Pescadero Basin, southern Gulf of California. Our aim is to help clarify the relation …