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    Tracking the early signals of crude oil in seawater and plankton after a major oil spill in the Red Sea

    Understanding the immediate impacts of oil spills is essential to recognizing their long-term consequences on the marine environment. In this study, we traced the early (within one week) signals of crude oil i...

    Sreejith Kottuparambil, Ananya Ashok in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2023)

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    The Red Sea: Environmental Gradients Shape a Natural Laboratory in a Nascent Ocean

    This chapter introduces the environmental gradients that characterize the broader Red Sea habitat. The Red Sea is formed by an actively spreading rift and notably has only one natural connection to the Indian ...

    Michael L. Berumen, Christian R. Voolstra, Daniele Daffonchio in Coral Reefs of the Red Sea (2019)

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    ULIXES, unravelling and exploiting Mediterranean Sea microbial diversity and ecology for xenobiotics’ and pollutants’ clean up

    The civilizations in the Mediterranean Sea have deeply changed the local environment, especially with the extraction of subsurface oil and gas, their refinery and transportation. Major environmental impacts ar...

    Daniele Daffonchio, Francesca Mapelli in Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/T… (2012)

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    DNA is preserved and maintains transforming potential after contact with brines of the deep anoxic hypersaline lakes of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea

    Extracellular dissolved DNA has been demonstrated to be present in many terrestrial and aquatic environments, actively secreted, or released by decaying cells. Free DNA has the genetic potential to be acquired...

    Sara Borin, Elena Crotti, Francesca Mapelli, Isabella Tamagnini in Saline Systems (2008)