Most intertidal rocky systems are exposed to severe tidal, diurnal, and seasonal changes in
environmental parameters. In addition, they show extreme vulnerability to anthropogenic …

In tropical estuaries, fish diversity varies spatially and temporally due to behavioral
processes such as reproductive migrations, predator avoidance, and foraging, which are …

Rainfall mobilizes and transports anthropogenic sources of sediments and nutrients from
terrestrial to coastal marine ecosystems, and episodic but extreme rainfall may drive high …

Sea wrack provides an important vector of marine-derived nutrients to many terrestrial
environments. However, little is known about the processes that facilitate wrack transport …

The anthropogenic discharges of inorganic nutrients impact water quality, affecting the
macroinvertebrate assemblage and food safety. The main objective of this study was to …

Algal‐associated bacteria are fundamental to the ecological success of marine green
macroalgae such as Caulerpa. The resistance and resilience of algal‐associated microbiota …

Multiple stressors acting simultaneously on ecological communities are the new normal
state. Stressor number and strength will increase with rising anthropogenic activity, making it …

Coral reefs, especially those located near-shore, are increasingly exposed to
anthropogenic, eutrophic conditions that are often chronic. Yet, corals under unperturbed …

Globally, ecosystems are experiencing dramatic alterations in the supply of resources,
including nutrients. How the temporal regime (press versus pulse), independent of total …

Storms strongly affect coral reefs; one unstudied but potentially important outcome may be a
decrease in herbivory, presumably through changes to freshwater, sediment and nutrient …