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Cuasi-continuous samplings were done at the mouths of two coastal lagoons of Baja California peninsula, Estero de Punta Banda and San Quintín Bay. From February first through seventh, and from June twentieth through July seventh, respectively, every hour day and night, surface water samples were taken to determine salinity, dissolved oxygen and inorganic phosphate. Also, we measured water temperature, tides and meteorological variables. In San Quintín Bay, salinity, temperature, oxygen and phosphate variation ranges are higher than those of Estero de Punta Banda. Upwelling off the mouth of San Quint4n Bay is responsible for this. Upwelling is also what causes temperature and oxygen minima to be smaller, and salinity and phosphate maxima to be greater, in San Quintín than in Estero de Punta Banda. The linear correlàtion coefficients between these variables are very low. The highest coefficent was obtained for tides VS. temperature in San Quintfn, with R= -0.74. The most significant frequencies are semidiurnal and diurnal, according to those of tides and the cycle of solar radiation. San Quintfn Bay is much more fertile than the Estero.

Series De Tiempo De Variables Fisicoquímicas En Las Bocas De Dos Antiestuarios De Baja California