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Oceans, Volume 1, Issue 2

June 2020 - 3 articles

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9 Citations

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17 Pages

The Footprints of the Wreckage of the Italian Royal Navy Battleship Leonardo Da Vinci on the Mar Piccolo Sea-Bottom (Taranto, Southern Italy)

Giovanni Scardino,
Francesco De Giosa,
Marco D’Onghia,
Pietro Demonte,
Paola Fago,
Gianluca Saccotelli,
Eliana Valenzano,
Massimo Moretti,
Raffaele Velardo and
Gennaro Capasso
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Oceans2020, 1(2), 77-93;https://doi.org/10.3390/oceans1020007

9 June 2020

Over the last two decades, the scientific interest for marine geophysical surveys has shown a huge increase, mostly for multidisciplinary applicability on different studies, from historical heritage to environmental remediation. One of the main resea...

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Review

1 Citations

8,601 Views

21 Pages

Cetaceans as Exemplars of Evolution and Evolutionary Ecology: A Glossary

Alexander J. Werth

Oceans2020, 1(2), 56-76;https://doi.org/10.3390/oceans1020006

25 May 2020

Extant cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) and their extinct ancestors offer some of the strongest and best-known examples of macroevolutionary transition as well as microevolutionary adaptation. Unlike most reviews of cetacean evolution, whi...

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Communication

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3,766 Views

9 Pages

Baseline Survey on the Accumulation of Microdebris in the Intertidal Sediments of a Reference Estuarine System (Mira Estuary, Portugal)

Bernardo Duarte,
Edite Manjate and
Isabel Caçador

Oceans2020, 1(2), 47-55;https://doi.org/10.3390/oceans1020005

30 April 2020

Microdebris are nowadays a new emerging threat to marine ecosystems. Estuarine systems are considered sinks of contaminants, retaining these in their sediments. Nevertheless, baseline studies are essential, especially in reference estuarine systems s...

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