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期刊名:Marine ecology progress series

缩写:MAR ECOL PROG SER

ISSN:0171-8630

e-ISSN:1616-1599

IF/分区:2.1/Q2

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Oliver N Shipley,Cheng-Shiuan Lee,Nicholas S Fisher et al. Oliver N Shipley et al.
Identifying prey resource pools supporting fish biomass can elucidate trophic pathways of pollutant bioaccumulation. We used multiple chemical tracers (carbon [δ13C] and nitrogen [δ15N] stable isotopes and total mercury [THg]) to identify...
Deanna S Beatty,Cody S Clements,Frank J Stewart et al. Deanna S Beatty et al.
Tropical reefs are shifting from coral to macroalgal dominance, with macroalgae suppressing coral recovery, potentially via effects on coral microbiomes. Understanding how macroalgae affect corals and their microbiomes requires comparing al...
Cody S Clements,Douglas B Rasher,Andrew S Hoey et al. Cody S Clements et al.
Tropical reefs are commonly transitioning from coral- to macroalgal-dominance, producing abrupt, and often lasting, shifts in community composition and ecosystem function. Although negative effects of macroalgae on corals are well documente...
Nathaniel S Lewis,Theodore H DeWitt Nathaniel S Lewis
Nutrient over-enrichment can produce adverse ecological effects within coastal ecosystems and negatively impact the production of ecosystem goods and services. In small estuaries of the U.S. Pacific Northwest, seasonal blooms of green macro...
Claire Dell,Mark E Hay Claire Dell
There are many examples of macroalgae inducing defence in response to small invertebrate herbivores like amphipods, isopods, and gastropods but few cases of induction in response to vertebrate macrograzers like herbivorous fishes. This may ...
Larissa M Williams,Camilla L Nivison,William G Ambrose Jr et al. Larissa M Williams et al.
Introduced over 200 yr ago to the east coast of North America, Carcinus maenas now ranges from New York to Newfoundland. In the 1980s, a secondary invasion of European lineages, termed northern haplotypes, occurred in Nova Scotia. Young-of-...
Mindy L Richlen,Oliver Zielinski,Lars Holinde et al. Mindy L Richlen et al.
The bloom-forming dinoflagellate Alexandrium fundyense has been extensively studied due its toxin-producing capabilities and consequent impacts to human health and economies. This study investigated the prevalence of resting cysts of A. fun...
Claire Dell,Joseph Montoya,Mark Hay Claire Dell
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are often established to mitigate the effects of overfishing and other human disturbances. In Fiji these are locally managed and, where enforced, have significantly higher coral cover, higher fish biomass, and ...
Katherine A Hubbard,Claire H Olson,E Virginia Armbrust Katherine A Hubbard
Species within the toxic marine diatom genus Pseudo-nitzschia coexist in coastal and estuarine waters globally and are difficult to distinguish by microscopy. Here, we describe a sensitive, high throughput PCR-based Automated Ribosomal Inte...
Scott L Hamilton,Jennifer E Caselle,Coulson A Lantz et al. Scott L Hamilton et al.
Interactions between predator and prey act to shape the structure of ecological communities, and these interactions can differ across space. California sheephead Semicossyphus pulcher are common predators of benthic invertebrates in kelp be...