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Towards a Latin American and Caribbean international census of marine microbes (LACar – ICoMM): overview and discussion on some current research directions

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Fig.  1.  Location  of  the  sampling  stations  in  the  northern  Caribbean  Sea,  in  coastal  Puerto  Rico,  in  Mayagüez  (A)  and  La Parguera (B) sites
Fig.  2.  Sampling  areas  in  estuarine  (Mahury  –  M,  Kaw  –  K  & Approuague  – A,  “ELISA  Estuaries”),  coastal  (“ELISA  Coastal”, see detailed figure with stations) and shelf waters (CHICO-1 cruise), French Guiana (2001-2004).
Fig. 3. Laguna de Rocha (A) and Laguna Castillos (B), Uruguay. Sampling sites are indicated by black dots.
Fig. 4. Sampling sites at mixohaline and adjacent marine waters of the Río de la Plata estuary and the Argentinian shelf.UruguayArgentinaEPEAstationRío de la PlataSouth AmericaAtlantic Ocean34º S36º S38º S40º S42º S44º S64º W 62º W 60º W 58º W 56º W 54º W
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