US EditionWhat About Marine Diversity After a Tsunami? by Paulina Aguayo, Academic Institute of Natural Sciences University of the Americas, Sede Concepción
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Earthquakes and tsunamis have a significant impact on marine biodiversity, especially communities in deep areas. These, which inhabit hard or soft substrates, are adapted to the constant influence of various physicochemical and biological factors. However, the large amount of energy released by these events can deeply disturb them, causing, for example, some organisms normally submerged, to be exposed to the air and to suffer severe drying due t…
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