Abstract Background and Aims Kelps are the primary foundation species in temperate
subtidal rocky shores worldwide. However, global change is causing their decline with …

Kelps dominate rocky shores in temperate latitudes, acting as important foundation species.
Recently, kelp forests have received growing attention for their decline around the world …

There is growing emphasis on using fine-grained scales to identify the drivers of species'
geographic range edges, which is essential for predicting the response of species to climate …

Kelp forests, one of the world's most productive ecosystems, have been in decline in many
regions in recent years. Climate change, through steady sea warming or marine heatwaves …

In the current scenario of global change, heavy metal pollution is of major concern because
of its associated toxic effects and the persistence of these pollutants in the environment. This …

Aim To understand spatial‐temporal changes (beta‐diversity) in coastal communities and
their drivers in the context of climate change. Coastal ecosystems are extremely exposed …

Record mean sea surface temperatures (SST) during the past decades and marine
heatwaves have been identified as responsible for severe impacts on marine ecosystems …

Global change is imposing significant losses in the functional traits of marine organisms.
Although areas of climatic refugia ameliorate local conditions and help them to persist, the …

Global warming has been causing severe impacts on marine ecosystems, a notorious one
being shifts in the geographical ranges of species. The north-western coast of the Iberian …

Significance Statement In the last decades, many coastal areas have observed dramatic
changes in marine ecosystems, due to anthropogenic and environmental alterations. The …