Long‐term synchronous trends in small pelagic fisheries catches around the world suggest
that fish populations are governed by the same global climate forcings. Recent findings …

Carbon dioxide is increasing in the atmosphere promoting the faster environmental change
of the Earth's recent history. Several marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) technologies …

The Canary Current System (CCS) is one of the largest upwelling areas of the world.
Understanding the biogeochemical fluxes and recruitment of fish in relation to changes in …

The plankton outburst during the so‐called late winter bloom in subtropical waters was
studied in relation to lunar illumination in the Canary Island waters. Nutrient enrichment by …

Mesoscale eddies are major features in ocean dynamics that significantly influence ocean
production depending on their polarity, life-stage, location and time of formation. Eddies in …

The biological carbon pump (BCP) is the mechanism by which the ocean transports organic
matter below the mixed layer, exporting or sequestering it for years to millennia. Physical …

Management of established non‐native plants is challenging because removal is expensive
and can produce negative consequences, yet establishment can create novel ecosystems …

The submarine volcano eruption off El Hierro Island (Canary Islands) on 10 October 2011
promoted dramatic perturbation of the water column leading to changes in the distribution of …

Asian dust storms (ADSs) are the major source of dust deposition in the Northwest Pacific
Ocean. To gain a better understanding on how ADSs affect the ecology of picophytoplankton …

Zooplankton respiration plays an important role in the carbon cycling of pelagic ecosystems.
The rate of oxygen consumption in zooplankton is affected by the physical environment …