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The North Balearic Front as an ecological boundary: zooplankton fine-scale distribution patterns in late spring
Observations, models and theory have suggested that ocean fronts are ecological hotspots, generally associated with higher diversity and biomass across many trophic levels. Nutrient injections are often associated with higher chlorophyll concentrations at fronts, but the response of the zo
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