Cyanobacteria are the most ancient phytoplankton on the planet and form harmful algal
blooms in freshwater, estuarine, and marine ecosystems. Recent research suggests that …

Increased loadings of nitrogen (N) from fertilizers, top soil, sewage, and atmospheric
deposition are important drivers of eutrophication in coastal waters globally. Monitoring …

This review provides an in-depth survey of the recorded incidences in aquatic organisms of
mortality and disease events suspected or known to be caused by microalgal or ciliate …

Recent advances in animal tracking reveal that many species display irregular movements
that do not fall into classical categories of movement patterns such as range residency or …

Despite the wide range of functional roles performed by marine sponges they are still poorly
represented in many research, monitoring and conservation programmes. The aim of this …

Altered freshwater inflows have affected circulation, salinity, and water quality patterns of
Florida Bay, in turn altering the structure and function of this estuary. Changes in water …

Biodiversity at multiple levels—genotypes within species, species within functional groups,
habitats within a landscape—enhances productivity, resource use, and stability of seagrass …

Les éponges réagissent à la plupart des autres organismes des systèmes marins, en tant
que compétiteurs, symbiotes, hôtes de symbiotes, consommateurs et proies. L'étude et la …

Florida Bay is a unique subtropical estuary at the southern tip of the Florida peninsula.
Recent ecological changes (seagrass die-off, algal blooms, increased turbidity) to the …

Sponges are the most simple and primitive metazoans, yet they have various biological and
ecological properties that make them an influential component of coral‐reef ecosystems …