Leocadio Blanco‐Bercial

This study uses FLIM to reveal the complexity of photosymbiosis in Retaria by distinguishing chlorophyll autofluorescence from FISH signals in environmental samples.

This study identifies the phylogenetic position of Brandtodinium nutricula and shows its free-living abundance in the ocean, challenging previous assumptions about its symbiotic exclusivity.

The paper introduces a trophodynamic index to predict invertebrate population dynamics by tracking material flows in the pelagic food web, outperforming traditional models for spiny lobster populations.

This study investigates how hypoxia adaptation shaped genomic architecture and niche transitions in copepods using phylogenetic and transcriptomic analyses.

This study assesses fish biodiversity at the upper/lower mesophotic interface using eDNA metabarcoding and baited cameras, finding complementary species detections and continuity with shallow reef systems.

This study quantifies Rhizaria abundance and vertical distribution over a year in the Sargasso Sea, showing taxonomic partitioning and environmental influences.