Increasing habitat complexity on seawalls: Investigating large‐and small‐scale effects on fish assemblages
The construction of artificial structures in the marine environment is increasing globally. Eco‐
engineering aims to mitigate the negative ecological impacts of built infrastructure through …
engineering aims to mitigate the negative ecological impacts of built infrastructure through …
Evaluating differences in marine spatial data resolution and robustness: A North Sea case study
Seabed substrates have the capacity to support a variety of marine communities. However,
habitats provided by natural substrates are increasingly modified and supplemented by man …
habitats provided by natural substrates are increasingly modified and supplemented by man …
Fish responses to manipulated microhabitat complexity in urbanised shorelines
The diversity‐habitat complexity relationship has been utilised widely in conservation and
biodiversity enhancement interventions, but few studies have attempted to tease apart the …
biodiversity enhancement interventions, but few studies have attempted to tease apart the …
[PDF][PDF] Intertidal assemblages on coastal defence structures in Singapore II. Contrasts between islands and the mainland
In Singapore, breakwaters have replaced natural rocky shores as the predominant hard-
substratum intertidal coastal habitat on both the main island as well as the smaller islands to …
substratum intertidal coastal habitat on both the main island as well as the smaller islands to …
[图书][B] Biogeomorphology of Coastal Structures: Understanding interactions between hard substrata and colonising organisms as a tool for ecological enhancement
MA Coombes - 2011 - search.proquest.com
Urbanisation is increasingly recognised as a major ecological pressure at the coast. By
2035, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs will have to spend£ 1 billion …
2035, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs will have to spend£ 1 billion …
Calcareous bio-concretions in the northern Adriatic Sea: habitat types, environmental factors that influence habitat distributions, and predictive modeling
Habitat classifications provide guidelines for mapping and comparing marine resources
across geographic regions. Calcareous bio-concretions and their associated biota have not …
across geographic regions. Calcareous bio-concretions and their associated biota have not …
Artificial defences in coastal marine ecosystems in Chile: Opportunities for spatial planning to mitigate habitat loss and alteration of the marine community structure
MA Aguilera - Ecological Engineering, 2018 - Elsevier
Many coastal habitats are actually replaced with hard infrastructures which alter the
taxonomic/functional structure of natural ecosystems worldwide. Few information about …
taxonomic/functional structure of natural ecosystems worldwide. Few information about …
Template for using biological trait groupings when exploring large‐scale variation in seafloor multifunctionality
Understanding large‐scale spatial variation in ecosystem properties and associated
functionality is key for successful conservation of ecosystems. This study provides a template …
functionality is key for successful conservation of ecosystems. This study provides a template …
Changes in habitat complexity negatively affect diverse gastropod assemblages in coralline algal turf
BP Kelaher - Oecologia, 2003 - Springer
The physical structure of a habitat generally has a strong influence on the diversity and
abundance of associated organisms. I investigated the role of coralline algal turf structure in …
abundance of associated organisms. I investigated the role of coralline algal turf structure in …
Standardising the assessment of Functional Integrity in benthic ecosystems
Ecological integrity is an overarching concept that integrates multiple properties of
ecosystems, including structure, function and resilience to external change. We explore the …
ecosystems, including structure, function and resilience to external change. We explore the …