Abstract Background and Aims Marine macroalgae ('seaweeds') are critical to coastal
ecosystem structure and function, but also vulnerable to the many environmental changes …

Climate change impacts the distribution of pests and its natural enemies, prompting this
study to investigate the dynamics and shifts in distribution under current and future climate …

Anthropogenic climate change, particularly seawater warming, is expected to drive quick
shifts in marine species distribution transforming coastal communities. These shifts in …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is a large marine ecosystem with high heterogeneity in
both environmental and ecological characteristics. It presents clear gradients from north to …

Due to anthropogenic pressures, estuarine systems are among the most broadly impacted
areas for marine top predator species. Given this, it is crucial to study the interaction …

Human-made structures are ubiquitous in the marine realm. Complex structures such as oil
and gas platforms may constitute a suitable habitat for species in areas where natural reefs …

Biodiversity has been rapidly declining worldwide for over 175 y, and there do not appear to
be any particular ecosystems or taxonomic clades that are exempt from this trend. Habitat …

This investigation presents pioneering discoveries concerning the endemic seaweed Ulva
ovata across multiple sites in the Gulf of Khambhat, India, going beyond its type locality …

Surface temperature of the oceans has increased globally over the past decades. In coastal
areas influenced by eastern boundary upwelling systems (EBUS), winds push seawater …

Over time, the species comprising aquatic communities disperse and form new communities
and/or alter existing ones. These changes are a result of environmental factors that directly …