Copyright : Laboratoire LEMAR- 2018
Jonathan Flye-Sainte-Marie (LEMAR) & Arturo Aguirre-Velarde (IMARPE, Lima Callao, Pérou)
International
CNRS : Projet international de coopération scientifique (PICS)
Start Date
29/04/2024
End Date
29/04/2024
East border of southern Pacific Ocean is characterized by the presence of a particularly intense coastal upwelling at the base of major fisheries. Nevertheless, remineralization of sedimenting organic matter induces the formation of a pronounced minimum oxygen zone (OMZ). The studies that we performed in this zone tends to indicates that cold, hypoxic, acid and sulfur-rich water from the OMZ might be advected towards coastal bays thus inducing a high variability in the physico-chemical parameters. Bivalve living in the bay, that constitute a subsistence mean for local human populations, are thus impacted by this variability.
The aim of this collaboration project is to characterize the links between this variability and the biological traits of the bivalves inhabiting Peruvian coastal bays through an approach coupling field observation, experimentation and modelling.
Laboratory Members
Contributors
- Giovanna SOTIL CAYACHO, Chercheur, Insitututo del Mar del Peru (IMARPE), Lima Callao, Pérou.
- Patricia GIL KODAKA, Professeur, Doyenne de la Facultad de Pesquería, Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Molina, Lima, Pérou.
- Maria Riviera, Directrice du Centro de Investigación para el Desarrollo Integral y Sostenible (CIDIS), Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Lima, Pérou
