Phytoplankton plays an essential role in the biogeochemical cycle because it is at the top of
the food chain and is a source of oxygen. Eutrophication causes coastal areas to deteriorate …

Microalgae in nature facilitate the harboring of a unique niche for the bacteria living in their
immediate surroundings, contain an organic carbon-rich environment called the …

Laboratory experiments showed that the isotopic fractionation of δ 13 C and of δ 18 O during
calcite formation of planktic foraminifera are species-specific functions of ambient CO 3 2 …

Measurements by the submersible ultraviolet nitrate analyzer (SUNA) can be used to derive
high‐resolution in situ nitrate concentration with reliable accuracy and precision. Here we …

Abstract Todos Santos Bay (TSB) is located on the northeastern coast of the Baja California
peninsula in Mexico. Algal blooms dominated by dinoflagellates in TSB are recurrent and …

In aquatic ecosystems, allochthonous nutrient transport to the euphotic zone is an important
process that fuels new production. Here, we use high‐resolution physical and …

Despite the fact that the first red tide reported on the coasts of the Iberian Peninsula was due
to Lingulodinium polyedra, knowledge about their frequency and, particularly, about the …

Vertical migration behaviour, which is integral to marine energy circulation, is a prevalent
trait among marine organisms. However, the behaviour of phytoplankton, particularly …

Red tide is a marine phenomenon caused by the excessive growth of microscopic algae in
the ocean. This study aims to analyze the development trends of red tides in the past 20 …

Breaking‐wave induced bioluminescence is a critical component of the biogeochemical
process in the ocean. Understanding bioluminescence is important for monitoring red tides …