2 pages, 1 figure[EN] Oceans are an important source of food for Humanity. Oceanic production depends on primary producers, mainly phytoplankton, which are photosynthetic organisms that transform inorganic matter into organic matter and oxygen using the sunlight. These organisms are the basis of oceanic food webs and become the main source of all exploitable marine resources. The proper use of these resources by Humankind is not only based on their sustainable exploitation, but also on a fine-tuned balance among all the ecosystem components. To this end, it is essential to have an integrated knowledge of the dynamics of the oceans and of their inhabiting living organisms (Figure 1). […][ES] Los océanos constituyen una importante fuente de a...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
6 pages, 3 figures[EN] The oceans cover two thirds of the Earth’s surface. Such an enormous mass of ...
1 page[EN] Those of us who are lucky enough to live by the sea have incorporated it into in our dail...
4 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface and contain about 97% of th...
1 page[EN] Seventy percent of the surface of our blue planet is covered by oceans and seas, but sinc...
8 pages, 5 figures[EN] The oceans are origin and instrument for the life of a planet that, paradoxic...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] The ocean and its biodiversity shape the characteristics of the Earth. The oce...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Our oceans are essential for life on Earth, but they are seriously threatened...
1 page[EN] The word ocean comes from Oceanus (Greek: Ōkeanós), the elder of the Titans in classical ...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] Marine phytoplankton, including cyanobacteria and microalgae, dominates primar...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] At first sight, the ocean could seem a vast homogeneous soup of salty water in...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans occupy almost three-quarters of the surface of our planet and affe...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The ocean waters flow continuously, never stopping, with a variability that t...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Good things often come in small packges and, indeed, the smallest organisms a...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Humans have obtained food from the sea since ancient times. Over time, humans...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
6 pages, 3 figures[EN] The oceans cover two thirds of the Earth’s surface. Such an enormous mass of ...
1 page[EN] Those of us who are lucky enough to live by the sea have incorporated it into in our dail...
4 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface and contain about 97% of th...
1 page[EN] Seventy percent of the surface of our blue planet is covered by oceans and seas, but sinc...
8 pages, 5 figures[EN] The oceans are origin and instrument for the life of a planet that, paradoxic...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] The ocean and its biodiversity shape the characteristics of the Earth. The oce...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Our oceans are essential for life on Earth, but they are seriously threatened...
1 page[EN] The word ocean comes from Oceanus (Greek: Ōkeanós), the elder of the Titans in classical ...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] Marine phytoplankton, including cyanobacteria and microalgae, dominates primar...
3 pages, 1 figure[EN] At first sight, the ocean could seem a vast homogeneous soup of salty water in...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The oceans occupy almost three-quarters of the surface of our planet and affe...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The ocean waters flow continuously, never stopping, with a variability that t...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Good things often come in small packges and, indeed, the smallest organisms a...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] Humans have obtained food from the sea since ancient times. Over time, humans...
3 pages, 2 figures[EN] The world’s oceans are experiencing rapid ecological and socioeconomic change...
6 pages, 3 figures[EN] The oceans cover two thirds of the Earth’s surface. Such an enormous mass of ...
1 page[EN] Those of us who are lucky enough to live by the sea have incorporated it into in our dail...