Titlebook: Ecological Processes at Marine Fronts; Oases in the ocean Eduardo Marcelo Acha,Alberto Piola,Hermes Mianzan Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Bi

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Biology of Fronts,e leaky boundaries. The most accepted effects of fronts on biodiversity are their impacts on divergences in species composition (β-diversity; assemblages), while their effects on absolute measures of biodiversity seem to be contradictory. Fronts result typically spawning grounds for species laying p

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Management and Conservation of Marine Life,vergence and in sediments, thus endangering species that make use of the fronts. Because of potential dangers for marine life, fronts may be considered as valuable candidates for the implementation of protected areas. The ocean’s storage of carbon and ability to regulate atmospheric carbon dioxide i

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,Comparisons of Fronts with Terrestrial Boundaries and the “Ecotone” Concept,m variability in response to climate change. Fronts and ecotones can represent unique habitats optimal to some species and inhospitable to others; they are places of tension where evolution forces may be at work. The age and history of fronts and ecotones may determine their functional properties, t

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