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Chronic ocean heating fuels ‘staggering’ loss of marine life, study finds

With average temperatures above 21°C, oceans approach new heat records

Marine heatwaves create ‘winners and losers’ - but rising fish numbers aren’t good news

Ocean warming causes a 20% annual decline in the number of fish

Participation in the blog of the Journal of Animal Ecology

Investigadores del CSIC predicen qué peces del Mar Rojo colonizarán el Mediterráneo y amenazarán a especies locales

Researchers predict which Red Sea fishes will colonize the Mediterranean, threatening native species

Participation in educational TV show

What does the fish do when it is hot? (ZAVIT)

The invasive fish that fights invaders in the Mediterranean (ZAVIT)

Israeli researchers assess: Who will be the next invaders to the Mediterranean?

Survival of the Fittest: Mediterranean Marine Species Migrating Tens of Meters Deeper to Survive Global Warming

How Increasing Sea Temperatures Affect Marine Species Migration

Behind the paper - Marine fishes experiencing high-velocityrange shifts may not be climatechange winners

Prime time interview about climate change and invasive species (time: 01:33)

An intrview about marine species response to the warming of the oceans

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