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In addition to climate change and human impacts, ocean currents also play a major role in regulating the genetic diversity of mangrove forests on a global scale.
A new study identifies a 'warm' glacial period that would have allowed the accumulation of ice necessary for this important transition.
The draft resolution that proposes the creation and funding of the Comité de Cogestão da Pesca do Polvo do Algarve was debated and approved by a majority in the Assembly of the Republic.
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Advanced Training
CCMAR will hold, under the auspices of the LIFE INVASAQUA project , a Practical Course on the Identification of Aquatic Invasive Species (EEIA) , aimed at field agents with responsibilities in...
Advanced Training
The Ocean Blue Forests International Summer School (ISS) aims boosting blue growth through the education of Portuguese and Norwegian university students, with diverse academic backgrounds. Blue...
Briefs
Javier will focus his work on the integration of citizen science to monitor macroalgae blooms, ecophysiology responses of bloom-forming invasive species and the implications of their decomposition in climate change. Welcome!
Brigitta will do her Professional Practice at CCMAR, on the topic of “Ecophysiological responses of brown algae to climate change”. Welcome!
Joana will work with marine biotoxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) and diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP).
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May 25, 2023 to June 26, 2023
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