Receiving coastal waters and estuaries are among the most nutrient‐enriched environments
on earth, and one of the symptoms of the resulting eutrophication is the proliferation of …

Changes in the species composition and structure of Mediterranean macroalgal-dominated
communities from the upper sublittoral zone are described along a gradient of nutrient …

Abstract The Ecological Evaluation Index continuous formula (EEI-c) was designed to
estimate the habitat-based ecological status of rocky coastal and sedimentary transitional …

Most conceptual marine eutrophication models predict that ephemeral and epiphytic
macroalgae will become substantially more abundant with increasing nutrient richness. This …

Macroalgae have attracted the interest of remote sensing as targets to study coastal marine
ecosystems because of their key ecological role. The goal of this paper is to analyze a new …

Morpho-functional group classifications have been widely used in studies concerning
benthic macroalgal communities, due to their easy application and the reduced cost and …

Trends in wrack composition and biomass, and its relationship with the anthropogenic
impact were studied along a coastal area in Nuevo Gulf (south Patagonia) in front of Puerto …

Ports are a key factor in the understanding and solving of most problems associated with
marine invasive species across regional and global scales. Yet many regions with active …

Argentina comprises more than 5000 km of coastline with a considerable diversity of
seaweeds, some of which have the potential to be transformed into fishery resources …

Coastal eutrophication may alter the dominance patterns of marine macroalgae, with
potential consequences for the associated fauna and the entire ecosystem. Benthic …