Caracterización de las aguas del Mar Caribe occidental mediante clorofila por fluorescencia in vivo
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https://doi.org/10.15359/revmar.7.1Palabras clave:
Fluorescencia <i>in vivo</i>, Mar Caribe, mediciones hidrográficas, capa superior de mezcla, máximo subsuperficial de clorofilaResumen
En este artículo se presentan las características de fluorescencia del Mar Caribe. Se recolectaron datos hidrográficos y fluorométricos en la capa superior de mezcla durante una campaña oceanográfica realizada el verano de 2001, desde la península de Yucatán hasta aguas colombianas. Los perfiles de fluorescencia in vivo muestran un máximo subsuperficial de clorofila localizado alrededor de los 107 m de profundidad. Estos perfiles son característicos de aguas oligotróficas como las del Mar Caribe occidental.
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