ecosifood

El proyecto Ecos(i)food realiza su Asamblea General el próximo 14 de Julio 2021 para presentar los resultados/planes del proyecto luego del primer año con invitados de las asociaciones que apoyaron la propuesta.

Máster Universitario en Conservación Marina (www.unioviedo.es/mcm/)

• “Comparison of extraction methods in the collection of the ocle (Gelidium corneum) in the Principality of Asturias and influence on the sustainability of the resource”. Jaclyn Higgins. Dir: José Manuel Rico Ordás
• «Genetic monitoring on the octopus populations (Octopus vulgaris) from the Bay of Biscay”. Andrea Romero. Dir: Yaisel J. Borrell /María Trinidad Pérez
• «Ecological succession in patches left by barnacle harvesters at the intertidal coast of Asturias”. Lara María Sánchez.  Dir: José Luis Acuña.

Máster Erasmus mundus en Recursos Biológicos Marinos (IMBRSea.eu)

«Temporal and spatial population genetic analyses in common octopus (O. vulgaris) from the southern area of the Bay of Biscay». Negin Pirhadi. Dir: Yaisel J. Borrell /María Trinidad Pérez.

 

• Chaotic genetic patchiness in the high valued Atlantic stalked barnacle Pollicipes pollicipes from Iberia Peninsula: implications for fisheries management (Marina Parrondo et al.)

(https://ucc.uniovi.es/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=36684cfe-a16a-4a84-902e-c2b9a76db623&groupId=3443118) Antonio Torralba, Eduardo Dopico y Yaisel J. Borrell.

• Genetic monitoring of the declining European sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus from the central Bay of Biscay (Asturias, NW Spain) and attempts to restore its wild populations (Marina Parrondo et al.)
• Comparison of extraction methods in the collection of ocle (Gelidium corneum) along the Asturian coast and their influence on the sustainability of the resource (Jaclyn Higgins et al.)
• Chaotic genetic patchiness in the high valued Atlantic stalked barnacle Pollicipes pollicipes from Iberia Peninsula: implications for fisheries management (Marina Parrondo et al.)

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