Hyperoxia occurs when water oxygen (O2) levels exceed normal atmospheric pressure (ie,>
100% air saturation). Fish can experience hyperoxia in shallow environments due to …

Ocean deoxygenation is one of the major consequences of climate change. In coastal
waters, this process can be exacerbated by eutrophication, which is contributing to an …

Abstract Temperate Mesophotic Ecosystems (TMEs) are stable habitats, usually dominated
by slow-growing, long-lived sessile invertebrates and sciaphilous algae. Organisms …

Two-decade-long monitoring studies at Europe's first statutory marine reserve—Lough Hyne
in SW Ireland—indicate that benthic communities are rapidly changing. Populations of the …

To investigate the factors affecting water quality in coastal regions with sea dike
constructions, surface water outside a sea dike was monitored for six years from 2015 to …

Ocean warming reduces O2 solubility and increases organismal O2 demand, endangering
marine life. Coastal ecosystems, however, experience O2 supersaturation during peak …

Regulation of photosynthetic electron transfer is fundamental for energetic efficiency and
coping with changing environmental factors. All plant groups, except angiosperms, use …

Intertidal mussels (Mytilus spp.) and their benthic invertebrate predators were monitored
annually for 25 years at 10 sites within Lough Hyne Marine Reserve in southwest Ireland …

Recent declines in coastal water quality in SW Ireland have led to changes in the
abundance of algal-associated bryozoans and a hydroid. These common North Atlantic …

Lough Hyne (LH) Marine Nature Reserve in Ireland is a globally recognised biodiversity
hotspot that hosts mesophotic-like communities in shallow water, however, major changes …