Características termohalinas das águas costeiras do Caribe sul da Costa Rica
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https://doi.org/10.15359/revmar.7.1Palavras-chave:
Fluorescência in vivo, Mar Caribe, medições hidrográficas, capa superior de mescla, máximo subsuperficial de clorofila.Resumo
Neste artigo se apresentam as características de fluorescência do Mar Caribe. Foram recolhidos dados hidrográficos e fluorométricos na capa superior de mescla durante uma campanha oceanográfica realizada no verão de 2001, desde a península de Iucatã até as águas colombianas. Os perfis de fluorescência in vivo mostram um máximo subsuperficial de clorofila localizado cerca dos 107 m de profundidade. Esses perfis são característicos de águas oligotróficas como as do Mar Caribe ocidental.
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