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Chu, T.V.; Torréton, J.-P.; Mari, X.; Nguyen, H.M.T.; Pham, K.T.; Pham, T.T.; Bouvier, T.; Bettarel, Y.; Pringault, O.; Bouvier, C.; Rochelle-Newall, E. |
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Nutrient ratios and the complex structure of phytoplankton communities in a highly turbid estuary of Southeast Asia |
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2014 |
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Environ Monit Assess |
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186 |
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12 |
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8555-8572 |
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Hab; Phytoplankton diversity; Southeast Asia; vietnam |
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Pethybridge, H.; BODIN, N.; Arsenault-Pernet, E.-J.; BOURDEIX, J.-H.; BRISSET, B.; BIGOT, J.-L.; ROOS, D.; Peter, M. |
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Temporal and inter-specific variations in forage fish feeding conditions in the NW Mediterranean: lipid content and fatty acid compositional changes |
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2014 |
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Marine Ecology Progress Series |
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Clupeiformes; ecosystem health; Environmental variations; Nutritional condition; Prey Quality; Trophic markers |
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We describe the total lipid content, lipid class composition and fatty acid profiles of adult forage fishes (anchovy, sardine and sprat) sampled in the NW Mediterranean Sea in 2010 and 2011. Inter-and intra-species differences were mostly related to sampling period with limited effect of gender or total length. As an assemblage, total lipid content and relative levels of triacylglycerols and fatty acids 16:1n7, 20:5n3 and 14:0 in forage fish were highest in summer and autumn, indicating better feeding conditions and a more pronounced diatom-supported food web. In contrast, total lipid content was lowest at the end of winter and spring, and coincided with high levels of 22:6n3, indicating a more herbivorous diet based on dinoflagellates. Resource partitioning and niche separation, as inferred from fatty acid profiles, were apparent between species. Sardine showed a more diverse, temporally separated feeding strategy than anchovy, and dietary overlap was higher in winter than summer with sardine having higher markers of copepods, 22:1n11 and 20:1n9. Sprat collected in winter occupied a separate niche area to both sardine and anchovy with higher total lipid content and carnivory biomarker 18:1n9. Our results show that the lipid dynamics of forage fishes can be used to gain quantitative insights into sub-system level changes in species interactions, including prey and predator productivity. |
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Fablet, R.; Chaigneau, A.; Bertrand, S. |
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Multiscale analysis of geometric planar deformations : application to wild animal electronic tracking and satellite ocean observation data |
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2014 |
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Ieee Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing |
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6 |
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Animal movements; geophysical fields; multiscale geometry; planar curve; trajectory analysis; wavelet analysis |
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The development of animal tracking technologies (including GPS and ARGOS satellite systems) and the increasing resolution of remote-sensing observations call for tools extracting and describing the geometric patterns along a track or within an image over a wide range of spatial scales. Whereas shape analysis has largely been addressed over the last decades, the multiscale analysis of the geometry of opened planar curves has received little attention. We here show that classical multiscale techniques cannot properly address this issue and propose an original wavelet-based scheme. To highlight the generic nature of our multiscale wavelet technique, we report applications to two different observation data sets, namely, wild animal movement paths recorded by electronic tags and satellite observations of sea-surface geophysical fields. |
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Morat, F.; Letourneur, Y.; Blamart, D.; Pecheyran, C.; Darnaude, A.M.; Harmelin-Vivien, M. |
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Offshore-onshore linkages in the larval life history of sole in the Gulf of Lions (NW-Mediterranean) |
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2014 |
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Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science |
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149 |
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age; bristol channel; common sole; fish otoliths; isotope ratios; microchirus-variegatus; nursery grounds; otolith microchemistry; Rhone River; river flood event; sea; seasonal-variation; shape-analysis; Solea solea; stable isotope |
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Understanding individual dispersion from offshore natal areas to coastal nurseries during pelagic larval life is especially important for the sustainable management of exploited marine fish species. For several years, the hatching period, the larval life duration, the average growth rate and the otolith chemical composition (delta C-13, delta O-18, Sr:Ca and Ba:Ca) during the larval life were studied for young of the year (YOY) of sole collected in three main nurseries of the Gulf of Lions (GoL) (Thau, Mauguio and Berre). We investigated the spatial variation in the origin of the sole larvae which colonised the nurseries around the GoL, and whether temporal differences in environmental conditions during this life stage affected growth and larval life duration. The hatching period ranges from October to March, depending on year and site. Average ages at metamorphosis varied between 43 and 50 days, with the lowest and highest values consistently found for Mauguio and Berre, respectively. Otolith growth rates ranged between 2.7 and 3.2 mu m d(-1), with the lowest values in Thau and Mauguio and the highest in Berre. Otolith chemical composition during the larval life also varied, suggesting contrasted larval environmental histories in YOY among nurseries. In fishes from Berre and Mauguio, larval life was more influenced by the Rhone River, showing consistently higher larval Ba:Ca ratios (10/23 mu mol mol(-1)) and lower delta C-13 (-6.5/-6.1 parts per thousand) and delta O-18 values (-1.6/0.1 parts per thousand) than for Thau (with Ba:Ca ratios < 8 mu mol mol(-1), delta C-13 similar to-2.3 parts per thousand and delta O-18 similar to 1.5 parts per thousand). Differences in larval otolith composition were observed for 2004, with higher Ba:Ca and lower delta C-13 and delta O-18 values than in the two other years. These differences were explained by changes in composition and chemical signatures of water masses after an exceptional flooding event of the Rhone River in late 2003. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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<p>ISI Document Delivery No.: AW3ZF<br/>Times Cited: 0<br/>Cited Reference Count: 75<br/>Morat, Fabien Letourneur, Yves Blamart, Dominique Pecheyran, Christophe Darnaude, Audrey M. Harmelin-Vivien, Mireille<br/>PACA Region; Total foundation; Agence de l'Eau Rhone Mediterranee Corse; French National Research Agency (ANR) through the young scientist program LAGUNEX [07-JCJC-0135]<br/>Fabien Morat was funded by Ph.D stipends from the PACA Region, the Total foundation, and the Agence de l'Eau Rhone Mediterranee Corse and by the French National Research Agency (ANR) through the young scientist program LAGUNEX (07-JCJC-0135). We thank Jean-Pierre Quignard and fishermen for Thau and Mauguio lagoons samples, and Gipreb members for Berre lagoon samples. The authors express their thanks to Christian Marschal and Chantal Mahe-Bezac for their technical help in age estimation, Olivier Radakovitch for elemental data of the Rhone River waters, and Michael Paul, a native English speaker scientific translator, for language correction. We are grateful to anonymous reviewers for their valuable suggestions and criticisms that have enabled us to improve the article.<br/>Academic press ltd- elsevier science ltd<br/>London</p> |
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Benazzouz, A.; Mordane, S.; Orbi, A.; Chagdali, M.; Hilmi, K.; Atillah, A.; Pelegri, J.L.; Demarcq, H. |
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An improved coastal upwelling index from sea surface temperature using satellite-based approach : the case of the Canary Current upwelling system |
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2014 |
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Continental Shelf Research |
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Canary upwelling system; Coastal upwelling; Coastal upwelling index; Remote sensing; Sea surface temperature; West Africa |
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A new methodology to derive an SST-based upwelling index was based on a rigorous spatial analysis of satellite SST fields and their variability, by referring to previous works, from Wooster et al. (1976) to Santos et al. (2011). The data was precautiously processed by considering data quality aspects (including cloud cover) and the best way to derive accurate coastal SST and its offshore reference. The relevance of the developed index was evaluated by comparing its spatial and seasonal consistency against two wind-based indices as well as with the previous SST-based indices, largely superseding these later ones in term of overall quality and spatio-temporal dynamic. Our index adequately describes the spatio-temporal variability of the coastal upwelling intensity in the Canary Current upwelling system and has the advantage of describing complementary aspects of the coastal dynamics of the region that were not covered by Ekman-based indices. The proposed methodology is generic and can be easily applicable to various coastal upwelling systems, especially the four major eastern boundary upwelling ecosystems. |
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