Publicaciones What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger The intermediate disturbance hypothesis in an acidified system Effect of ocean acidification on the oxygen consumption of the sea urchins Primary ecological succession of marine communities on the Tajogaite lava flows La Palma como laboratorio natural para entender los océanos del futuro Genomic signals of adaptation to a natural CO2 gradient over a striking microgeographic scale. González-Delgado et al. 2024 Chapter Three: Natural acidified marine systems: Lessons and predictions. Hernández et al., 2024 Preliminary study of the effect of natural acidification on meiofaunal communities in sandy substrates. González-Delgado et al. 2024 High taxonomic diversity and miniaturization in benthic communities under persistent natural CO2 disturbances. González-Delgado et al. 2023 Coastal carbonate system variability along an active lava-seawater interface. González-Santana et al., 2022 Shallow subtidal macroalgae in the North-eastern Atlantic archipelagos (Macaronesian region): a spatial approach to community structure. Sangil et al., 2018 Emissions of Fe(II) and its kinetic of oxidation at Tagoro submarine volcano, El Hierro. Santana-Casiano et al., 2017 Chemical characterization of the Punta de Fuencaliente CO 2-enriched system, González-Delgado et al., 2021 Modeling the role of marine protected areas on the recovery of shallow rocky reef ecosystem after a catastrophic submarine volcanic eruption. Mendoza et al., 2020 A bridge to the future: volcanic islands as natural laboratories. González-Delgado, 2019 Effects of long-term exposure to reduced pH conditions on the shell and survival of an intertidal gastropod. Viotti et al., 2019 The importance of natural acidified systems in the study of ocean acidification: what have we learned? Hernández et al., 2016 Macroalgal response to a warmer ocean with higher CO2 concentration. Hernández et al., 2018 A new Co2 vent for the study of ocean acidification in the Atlantic. Hernández et al., 2016
