diferentes términos utilizados para describir las "mareas rojas

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Abstract
Un evento caracterizado por el incremento súbito de la población de fitoplancton, ya sea en el mar o en un ambiente acuoso, es frecuentemente citado en la literatura con diferentes términos que intentan describir la naturaleza, aspecto, características y/o propiedades del fenómeno. En este documento, discutimos la conveniencia de lograr el consenso en la comunidad científica de habla hispana para utilizar todos un término que puede ser mas informativo y preciso al referirse a los eventos HABs (Inglés: Harmful Algal Blooms), en general. Revisando los diferentes vocablos utilizados en el castellano históricamente para describir la proliferación de fitoplancton nocivo en el mar, proponemos el término de "Proliferación Microalgal Nociva (PMN = HAB), que en base a su acepción etimológica puede ser considerado como correcto. Su utilización podría servir para evitar la confusión en nuestro lenguaje causada por diferentes términos erróneos empleados al referirse a un evento que en Inglés es actualmente referido como Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB)
An event characterized by sudden increase in phytoplankton population, in the sea or aqueous environment, is often designated by different Spanish terms that attempt to describe the nature, aspect, characteristics, and/or properties of such phenomena. In this communication, we discuss the convenience of reaching an agreement among the Spanish-speaking scientific community to use a simple Spanish term that could be much more informative and accurate when referring to Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), in general. Summarizing the different Spanish terms historically employed to describe the proliferation of noxious phytoplankton in the sea, we propose "Proliferación Microalgal Nociva" (PMN = HAB) as a term that, on the basis of its etymological meaning could be considered correct. Its use could help to avoid the prevailing confusion in our language caused by different misleading terms now employed when referring to a Harmful Algal Bloom event
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Authors ;José Luis Ochoa;Erick Núñez-Vázquez;Jorge Saad
Journal science journal of university of zakho
Year 2003
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Keywords
proliferation microalgae phytoplankton harmful algal blooms

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