Studying Bioluminescent Blooms in the Arabian Sea

A plankton-like species is attacking the base of the food chain in the Arabian sea, disrupting water quality and killing fish. Researchers at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory are learning how to fight back.

a) Study domain showing the GoM and the SEAS. (b) Sampling transects

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Studying Bioluminescent Blooms in the Arabian Sea

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Bioluminescence Magic In The Ocean

Optical proxy for the abundance of red Noctiluca scintillans from bioluminescence flash kinetics in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea

Sea Surface Temperature and Phytoplankton Abundance as Crucial Proxies for Green Noctiluca Bloom Monitoring in the Northeastern Arabian Sea: A Case Study

Studying Bioluminescent Blooms in the Arabian Sea

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Climate change lets toxic green algae thrive in the Arabian Sea