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De La Cruz-Agüero, J., I., Gárate Lizárraga, G., Tiburcio-Pintos, C., Sánchez-García & E., Acevedo-Ruiz
(2012).
Mass stranding of fish in the Cape region of the Gulf of California.
Marine Biodiversity Records.
5(e70): 1-4.
DOI: 10.1017/S1755267212000577.
Mass stranding of fish in the Cape region of the Gulf of California
José De La Cruz-Agüero, Ismael Gárate Lizárraga, Graciela Tiburcio-Pintos, Carmela Sánchez-García y Ernesto Acevedo-Ruiz
A mass stranding of several species of teleostean fish occurred on the south-eastern beaches of Los Cabos on Mexico´s Baja California peninsula between 16 and 21 June 2011. At least 22 species belonging to 17 families, an estimated 50 t, were stranded along 43.5 km of beach from 9 km north-west of the Cabo San Lucas harbour (22 54? 54.06?? N – 109 50? 07.45?? W) to Playa San Luis (23 10?41.78?? N – 109 28?39.49?? W). Stranding of fish was attributed to a bloom of the photosynthetic planktonic ciliate Myrionecta rubra by local health authorities; however the information derived fromnecropsies was not available to the authors, so other causes cannot be excluded.
Palabras clave: Cape San Lucas; Paralarval assemblages; estructura termohalina; fish stranding
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