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ISBN 10: 1119706963
ISBN 13: 9781119706960
Author: Christophe Migon, Paul Nival, Antoine Sciandra
Due to its particular characteristics, the Mediterranean Sea is often viewed as a microcosm of the World Ocean. Its proportionally-reduced dimensions and peculiar hydrological circulation render it susceptible to environmental and climatic constraints, which are rapidly evolving. The Mediterranean is therefore an ideal site to examine, in order to better understand a number of key oceanographic phenomena. This is especially true of the Ligurian Sea where, due to its geology, oceanic conditions are found close to the coast.
As such, 30 years ago, an offshore time-series site provided a fresh impetus to a long history of marine biology research, which has generated a very important body of data and knowledge. This is the first volume, in a two-volume series, that summarizes this research. Across these two books, the reader will find 13 chapters that examine the geology, physics, chemistry and biology of the Ligurian Sea ? always with the goal of providing key elements of oceanography in a changing world.
Chapter 1. The Development of Knowledge of the Ligurian Sea
Chapter 2. The Ligurian Basin: A Geomorphologic and Geological Background
Chapter 3. Physical Oceanography of the Ligurian Sea
Chapter 4. The Carbonate System in the Ligurian Sea
Chapter 5. Emission Sources, Fluxes and Spatiotemporal Distribution of Nutritive Resources
Chapter 6. Primary Production in the Ligurian Sea
Chapter 7. Pelagic Viruses, Bacteria and Archaea
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Tags: Christophe Migon, Paul Nival, Antoine Sciandra, Mediterranean Sea, Global Change, Ligurian Sea, Multidisciplinary Study
