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The role of sea temperature in Ostreopsis cf. ovata blooms in temperate areas—14 years of data gathered along the Northern Mediterranean coast
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• Ostreopsis maximum abundances up to 10⁷ cells g⁻¹ FW and cells L-1 • Despite rising temperature, Ostreopsis blooms stabilized at most Mediterranean sites • Only 23% of stations showed a significant temperature–abundance correlation • Results show a complex, site-specific response driven by local factors • In some stations, an earlier occurrence of the Ostreopsis bloom was observed
Keywords:
benthic dinoflagellates
Ostreopsis
global warming
harmful algae
time series
toxic algae
RAMOGE Agreement
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