Publications by authors named "Soluna Salles"
Early life trophodynamic influence on daily growth patterns of the Alboran Sea sardine (Sardina pilchardus) from two distinct nursery habitats (bays of málaga and almería) in the western Mediterranean Sea.
José María Quintanilla Raúl Laiz-Carrión Alberto García Luis F Quintanilla Dolores Cortés Soluna Salles
Mar Environ Res
December 2020
The Alborán Sea sardine (Sardina pilchardus) is the most abundant small pelagic fish in the Mediterranean Sea. Along the northern coast of the Alborán Sea, Málaga and Almería Bay are two important nursery grounds with contrasting oceanographic characteristics. Post-larval stages of S.
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- - The study explores how increasing UV radiation and nutrient levels affect phytoplankton in the Mediterranean Sea, which is vital to marine food webs.
- - An experiment showed that while UV radiation generally had little impact on most phytoplankton traits, it increased certain phosphatase levels and algal phosphorus content, suggesting an adaptation to low-nutrient conditions.
- - The interaction between UV radiation and phosphorus had mixed results, enhancing some photosynthetic rates but ultimately reducing primary production and biomass due to increased photodamage from excess electron flows following nutrient boosts.