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A large‑scale comparison of reproduction and recruitment of the stalked barnacl...
Aguión, A; Cruz, T; Acuña, JL; Broudin, C; Castro, JJ; Davoult, D; Dubert, J; Fernandes, JN; Geiger, KJ; Jacinto, D; Mateus, D; Muñiz, C; Nolasco, RUnderstanding large-scale spatial and temporal patterns of marine populations is a central goal in ecology, which has received renewed attention under climate change. However, few studies explore the large-scale dynamics of populations using standardized protocols and during the same time frames. We studied the phenology and intensity of reproduction and recruitment for the intertidal stalked barnacle Pollicipe...
Diurnal variability of inner-shelf circulation in the lee of a cape under upwel...
Lamas, L; Peliz, A; Dias, J; Oliveira, PB; Angélico, MM; Castro, JJ; Fernandes, JN; Trindade, A; Cruz, TThe nearshore circulation in the lee of a cape under upwelling conditions was studied using in-situ data from 3 consecutive summers (2006–2008). Focus was given to a period between 20 July and 04 August 2006 to study the diurnal variability of the cross-shelf circulation. This period was chosen because it had a steady upwellingfavourable wind condition modulated by a diurnal cycle much similar to sea breeze. Th...
The state of the fishery, conservation and management of the stalked barnacle P...
Cruz, T; Jacinto, D; Sousa, A; Penteado, N; Pereira, D; Fernandes, JN; Silva, T; Castro, JJThe stalked barnacle Pollicipes pollicipes is the most important intertidal economical resource in Portugal. The assessment of the state of the fishery, conservation and management of P. pollicipes in Portugal was made for the first time in three regions with different regulations regarding this fishery: two marine protected areas (“Reserva Natural das Berlengas”, RNB; and “Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano...