Many coastal ecosystems, such as coral reefs and seagrass meadows, currently experience
overgrowth by fleshy algae due to the interplay of local and global stressors. This is usually …

Human activities have transformed coastal environments by introducing numerous artificial
structures that impact local ecosystems. Our study investigated fish species diversity in the …

Morphology, internal structure, and in situ facies distribution of mesophotic Halimeda
bioherms from the Queensland Plateau (NE Australia) are presented based on …

Despite a vast number of studies about shallow reef fish assemblages, and an increasing
amount of studies about mesophotic ones, there are very few cross-shelf assessments …

Halimeda bioherms on the Northern Great Barrier Reef (GBR) extend for over 6000 km2. To
explore the ecological and biogeographical importance of these bioherms was one of the …

In tropical ecosystems worldwide, benthic marine algae are important primary producers
and habitat providers for many juvenile fish and invertebrate species. Calcified species are …

La biodiversité est un concept au cœur des enjeux globaux face aux changements causés
par l'Homme, avec une possible sixième extinction de masse en cours. Une emphase a …

1 Executive Summary The Coral Sea is a critically important and significant ecosystem,
which (like coral reefs globally) is increasingly threatened by changing environmental …

Halimeda calcareous green algae is a major contributor to coral reef and shelf sediments
and found in large volumes along the northern Great Barrier Reef (GBR)(Hopley et al., 2007; …

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