It is increasingly apparent that adequately mitigating anthropogenic climate interference will
require ocean carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies. Ocean alkalinity enhancement …

We reviewed various physical and biological manifestations of an unprecedented large-
scale water temperature anomaly that emerged in the Northeast Pacific in late 2013. The …

Coccolithophores, a type of unicellular calcifying algae, are widely distributed across the
global ocean. They contribute to the ocean carbon cycle by producing organic and inorganic …

Coastal ecosystems are rapidly changing due to human-caused global warming, rising sea
level, changing circulation patterns, sea ice loss, and acidification that in turn alter the …

Marine coccolithophores are globally distributed, unicellular phytoplankton that produce
nanopatterned, calcite biominerals (coccoliths). These biominerals are synthesized …

A meta-analysis was conducted to explore the effects of warming on the physiological
processes of coccolithophores and diatoms by synthesizing a large number of published …

Abstract The Santa Barbara Channel, CA (SBC) is a biodiverse marine ecosystem fueled
largely by phytoplankton productivity, and the composition of the phytoplankton community …

Upwelling in coastal embayments is important to a variety of physical and biological
processes. Despite their ubiquity, circulation patterns in small bays (width and length …

While most of the US Pacific coast is dominated by strong wind-driven upwelling in the
spring and regular seasonal cycles of phytoplankton primary production, the Southern …

Retention of surface water parcels can benefit coastal ecosystems by increasing the
residence times of nutrient‐rich waters and marine larvae but can also negatively impact …