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In Journal of Sea Research February 2013 76:94-104
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In Journal of Sea Research 2007 58(4):291-301
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Journal of Sea Research. 175:102099
Globally we have lost the majority of shellfish reefs, with the concomitant loss of ecosystem services. Restoration provides opportunities to regain lost services and engage society in the wider ecosystem benefits of restoration. Previous research ha
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Journal of Sea Research. 159:101876
With the intensification of urban development, agriculture, and forestry, many coastal waters are becoming enriched with nitrogen (N). Long term, excess terrestrial N accumulates in the sediment porewaters impacting benthic fauna and microphytobenthi
Autor:
Samantha Maree Parkes, Andrew M. Lohrer, Simon F. Thrush, Judi E. Hewitt, Carl Van Colen, Rachel J. Harris, Conrad A. Pilditch, Sally A. Woodin, Magda Vincx, David S. Wethey
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Journal of Sea Research. 98:42-48
The loss or decline in population size of key species can instigate a cascade of effects that have implications for interacting species, therewith impacting biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. We examined how top–down and bottom–up interactio
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Journal of Sea Research. 98:33-41
Ecological integrity is an overarching concept that integrates multiple properties of ecosystems, including structure, function and resilience to external change. We explore the links between ecological integrity and structural surrogates for ecosyst
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Riccardo Cattaneo-Vietti, Judi E. Hewitt, Simon F. Thrush, Luisa Mangialajo, Mariachiara Chiantore, Valentina Asnaghi
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Journal of Sea Research. 95:132-138
Recovery from disturbance is an important attribute of community dynamics. Temperate rocky shores will experience increases in both the type and intensity of impacts under future expected global change. To gauge the community response to these potent
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Journal of Sea Research. 92:170-177
Turbidity is a major limiting factor of benthic primary production and nutrient uptake on estuarine intertidal sandflats. Estuaries exhibit a wide range of suspended sediment concentrations (SSCs), however, few studies have quantified the effects of