Abstract Spatially explicit prioritization of invasive species control is a complex issue, requiring consideration of trade‐offs between immediate and future benefits. This study aimed to prioritize management efforts to account for current and future threats from widespread invasions and examine the strength of the trade‐off between these different ...
Stephanie Carter+8 more
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Abstract This study analysed the catches of trap fishing in the Canary Archipelago, NE Atlantic Ocean. This study was conducted from October 2016 to September 2017, April to November 2018 and September 2020, in five ports (San Cristóbal, Taliarte, Castillo del Romeral, Arguineguín and Mogán).
Lorenzo Cruces+5 more
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Quantifying the structural complexity provided by biogenic habitat structures, particularly in deep sea and polar environments, is important in ecology, conservation and management, but yet remains a challenging task that current photogrammetry tools can alleviate.
Juan C. Montes‐Herrera+5 more
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Spatial patterns and seasonal fluctuations of the intertidal Caprellidae (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from Tarifa Island, Southern Spain [PDF]
Tarifa Island is located in the Strait of Gibraltar, between the Mediterranean and Atlantic. The unique biogeographical position, together with the substrate heterogeneity and the protection degree resulting from its condition of mari - ne reserve, has
Baeza-Rojano Pageo, Elena+5 more
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Análisis evolutivo de cinco familias de briofitas empleando fósiles virtuales [PDF]
Traditional taxa paraphyletic or polyphyletic on a molecular phylogenetic tree may be interpreted as populations of surviving ancestors that are evolutionarily static in expressed traits though labile in DNA traits used to track genetic continuity.
Zander, Richard H.
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Global status, impacts, and management of rocky temperate mesophotic ecosystems
Abstract The ecology and function of rocky temperate mesophotic ecosystems (TMEs) remain poorly understood globally despite their widespread distribution. They typically occur at 20–150 m (the limit of photosynthesis), and on rocky substratum they support rich benthic communities and mobile fauna.
James J. Bell+5 more
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Cruise Report C-100 : scientific activities, Woods Hole - Bermuda - Lunenburg - Woods Hole, 21 May - 26 June 1988, SSV Corwith Cramer [PDF]
Woods Hole, MA - Bermuda - Lunenburg - Woods Hole, 21 May - 26 June 1988The purpose of this cruise report is to summarize the scientific activities aboard the SSV Corwith Cramer on cruise c- 100. This cruise was the first Sea Semester voyage aboard the
Lea, Chuck
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Spatial and Temporal Trends in Diet for Pinfish (Lagodon rhomboides) from Turtle Grass (Thalassia testudinum) Beds with Contrasting Environmental Regimes in the Lower Laguna Madre, Texas [PDF]
Seagrass meadows in far South Texas are dominated by turtle grass (Thalassia testudinum), and juvenile pinfish (Lagodon rhomboides) are abundant grazers of seagrass epifauna.
Barbosa, Maximiliano
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Marine introductions in the Shark Bay World Heritage Property, Western Australia: A preliminary assessment [PDF]
The presence and impacts of non-indigenous species (NIS) in marine areas of high conservation or World Heritage significance have rarely been examined. Case studies worldwide suggest that the potential exists for the introduction of NIS to significantly ...
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Same Stone, Different Outcomes: Marine Communities on Engineered vs. Natural Rock Shores [PDF]
The effort to protect coastal property and infrastructure from storm damage, erosion, and sea level rise has resulted in increased construction of coastal protection structures (CPS) worldwide.
Lockwood, Lucy Anne Dando
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