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Pelagic Processes

Atmospheric, hydrological and oceanographic stressors derived from climate change and anthropogenic activity on the ocean and cryosphere will affect the structure and functions of the marine ecosystems of southern southern Patagonia and the Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP).

This line of research studies the response of pelagic food webs, the dynamics of the Southern Ocean and the impact on the biological carbon pump and its footprint in the sedimentological record as an indicator of variability in the paleoproductivity of ecosystems. At the same time, it focuses on investigating the sensitivity of the changing ocean to Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), their recurrence, their toxicity and the observation of new species in the southern system.

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Research group / Pelagic processes

Research group / Pelagic processes

Rodrigo Torres Saavedra

Associate Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Andrea Corredor Acosta

Postdoctoral Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Carla Mellado Zambrano

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Research group / Pelagic processes

Valeska Vásquez Lepio

Research Assistants

Research group / Pelagic processes

Humberto González Estay

Principal Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

José Luis Iriarte Machuca

Principal Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Gonzalo Saldías Yau

Associate Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Carina Lange Mahn

Associate Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

José Garcés-Vargas

Associate Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Ricardo Giesecke Astorga

Associate Investigators

Research group / Pelagic processes

Andrea Piñones Valenzuela

Associate Investigators

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