Effective conservation and restoration of estuarine wetlands require accurate maps of their
historical and current extent, as well as estimated losses of these valued habitats. Existing …

To investigate the role of gene expression in adaptation of marine ectotherms to different
temperatures, we examined the transcriptome‐wide thermal stress response in …

Aim Our aim in this paper is to present the first broad‐scale quantification of species
abundance for rocky intertidal communities along the Pacific coast of North America. Here …

Aim This article reviews the history of seaweed collections in Southeast Alaska from the
early Russian explorers to contemporary efforts. It summarizes other studies of Southeast …

On the shores of the Northeast Pacific Coast, research programs have monitored the rocky
intertidal zone for multiple decades across thousands of kilometers, ranking among the …

Although climate envelope models are used increasingly to predict the response of species
to climate change, these models may perform poorly when species are comprised of locally …

Climate change threatens to destabilize ecological communities, potentially moving them
from persistently occupied “basins of attraction” to different states. Increasing variation in key …

Patterns of recruitment in marine ecosystems can reflect the distribution of adults, dispersal
by ocean currents, or patterns of mortality after settlement. In turn, patterns of recruitment can …

Vertical variation in the distribution of rocky shore assemblages is greater than horizontal
variation, as shown by univariate and multivariate analysis performed with data obtained …

The difficulty of experimentally quantifying non‐trophic species interactions has long
troubled ecologists. Increasingly, a new application of the classic “checkerboard distribution” …