Ecological and Biological Studies on Some Economic Bivalves in Suez Bay, Gulf of Suez, Red Sea, Egypt

Listeria spp. in the coastal environment of the Aqaba Gulf, Suez Gulf and the Red Sea.

Listeria monocytogenes is an important pathogen which causes an infection called listeriosis. Because of the high mortality rate (~30%) associated with listeriosis, and the widespread nature of the organism, it is a major concern for food and water microbiologists since it has been isolated from various types of foods, including seafood, as well as from the aqueous environment. To investigate t...

Crude Oil Geochemistry Dependent Biomarker Distributions in the Gulf of Suez, Egypt

Erratum to: Phytoplankton variability in relation to some environmental factors in the eastern coast of Suez Gulf, Egypt

Water samples were seasonally collected from 12 stations of the eastern coast of Suez Gulf during autumn of 2012 and winter, spring, and summer of 2013 in order to investigate phytoplankton community structure in relation to some physicochemical parameters. The study area harbored a diversified phytoplankton community (138 species), belonging to 67 genera. Four algal groups were represented and...

Red to Mediterranean Sea bioinvasion: natural drift through the Suez Canal, or anthropogenic transport?

The biota of the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea has experienced dramatic changes in the last decades, in part as a result of the massive invasion of Red Sea species. The mechanism generally hypothesized for the 'Red-to-Med' invasion is that of natural dispersal through the Suez Canal. To date, however, this hypothesis has not been tested. This study examines the mode of invasion, using ...

MARGINS Workshop on the Rupturing of Continental Lithosphere in the Northern and Central Red Sea/Gulf of Suez region NSF Proposal