Most marine macroalgae live attached to a substrate in coastal areas characterized by a
very variable environment mainly due to the tide cycle which is more or less important …

Deposits of marginal marine depositional systems make up significant hydrocarbon
reservoirs in the rock record. These systems are deposited by a complex interaction …

Vegetated coastal marine ecosystems are projected to expand northwards in the Arctic due
to climate change, but the mechanisms for this expansion are complex and nuanced …

Habitat heterogeneity promotes species diversity by providing a variety of abiotic and biotic
conditions, whose impact on performance varies among species. Then, mobile species …

Seaweeds are sessile organisms that inhabit coastal benthic systems and are key species
for the equilibrium of marine communities. Rocky intertidal zone seaweeds are distributed in …

Bladed Bangiales of the genus Porphyra/Pyropia are highly valuable red algae and
extensively farmed in South East Asia. Interest is rising in cultivating species local to the …

Wave height was used as a proxy to assess the effect of hydrodynamics on the development
and structure of intertidal North-East Atlantic rocky macroalgal communities (Brittany). The …

Species that form complex biogenic structures may increase niche space for many others
and are assumed to be paramount for whole‐assemblage stability and ecosystem …

Inhabitants of rocky intertidal shores, including gastropods, require specific adaptations to
cope with numerous challenges that vary across the intertidal levels. We collected …

Macroalgal communities are essential to coastal ecosystems, yet increasing effects of global
change and anthropogenic pressures are leading to their global decline. Investigating the …