ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY

open The Pelagos Sanctuary is the only pelagic marine protected area in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea. This area has been established in 2002 for the protection of marine mammals inhabiting the area and their habitat. Here 8 cetacean species are regularly found; among these 7 odontocetes and 1...

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Main Author: TONELLO, FEDERICA
Other Authors: BARAUSSE, ALBERTO
Language:unknown
Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/10214
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spelling ftunivpadodiss:oai:thesis.unipd.it:20.500.12608/10214 2023-05-15T16:13:16+02:00 ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY TONELLO, FEDERICA BARAUSSE, ALBERTO 2022-03-04T13:01:46Z application/pdf https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/10214 unknown http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/10214 Fin whale Anomalies Chlorophyll Pelagos Sanctuary 2022 ftunivpadodiss https://doi.org/20.500.12608/10214 2023-01-18T00:01:45Z open The Pelagos Sanctuary is the only pelagic marine protected area in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea. This area has been established in 2002 for the protection of marine mammals inhabiting the area and their habitat. Here 8 cetacean species are regularly found; among these 7 odontocetes and 1 mysticete: the fin whale, the species target of our study. the aim of this study is to investigate anomalies in specie distribution pattern and correlate them with anomalies occurring in species habitat. Our dataset span from 2004 to 2020 We have first analysed environmental parameters directly connected with the spring phytoplankton bloom occurring in the area, such as sea surface chlorophyll concentration and Sea Surface Temperature; Secondly, we analysed fin whale distribution pattern; Finally, we investigate possible correlations. The Pelagos Sanctuary is the only pelagic marine protected area in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea. This area has been established in 2002 for the protection of marine mammals inhabiting the area and their habitat. Here 8 cetacean species are regularly found; among these 7 odontocetes and 1 mysticete: the fin whale, the species target of our study. the aim of this study is to investigate anomalies in specie distribution pattern and correlate them with anomalies occurring in species habitat. Our dataset span from 2004 to 2020 We have first analysed environmental parameters directly connected with the spring phytoplankton bloom occurring in the area, such as sea surface chlorophyll concentration and Sea Surface Temperature; Secondly, we analysed fin whale distribution pattern; Finally, we investigate possible correlations. Other/Unknown Material Fin whale Padua Thesis and Dissertations Archive (Università degli Studi die Padova)
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topic Fin whale
Anomalies
Chlorophyll
Pelagos Sanctuary
spellingShingle Fin whale
Anomalies
Chlorophyll
Pelagos Sanctuary
TONELLO, FEDERICA
ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
topic_facet Fin whale
Anomalies
Chlorophyll
Pelagos Sanctuary
description open The Pelagos Sanctuary is the only pelagic marine protected area in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea. This area has been established in 2002 for the protection of marine mammals inhabiting the area and their habitat. Here 8 cetacean species are regularly found; among these 7 odontocetes and 1 mysticete: the fin whale, the species target of our study. the aim of this study is to investigate anomalies in specie distribution pattern and correlate them with anomalies occurring in species habitat. Our dataset span from 2004 to 2020 We have first analysed environmental parameters directly connected with the spring phytoplankton bloom occurring in the area, such as sea surface chlorophyll concentration and Sea Surface Temperature; Secondly, we analysed fin whale distribution pattern; Finally, we investigate possible correlations. The Pelagos Sanctuary is the only pelagic marine protected area in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea. This area has been established in 2002 for the protection of marine mammals inhabiting the area and their habitat. Here 8 cetacean species are regularly found; among these 7 odontocetes and 1 mysticete: the fin whale, the species target of our study. the aim of this study is to investigate anomalies in specie distribution pattern and correlate them with anomalies occurring in species habitat. Our dataset span from 2004 to 2020 We have first analysed environmental parameters directly connected with the spring phytoplankton bloom occurring in the area, such as sea surface chlorophyll concentration and Sea Surface Temperature; Secondly, we analysed fin whale distribution pattern; Finally, we investigate possible correlations.
author2 BARAUSSE, ALBERTO
author TONELLO, FEDERICA
author_facet TONELLO, FEDERICA
author_sort TONELLO, FEDERICA
title ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
title_short ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
title_full ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
title_fullStr ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
title_full_unstemmed ANOMALIES IN FIN WHALE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PELAGOS SANCTUARY
title_sort anomalies in fin whale distribution in the pelagos sanctuary
publishDate 2022
url https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/10214
genre Fin whale
genre_facet Fin whale
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