The response of an ecological community to a disturbance event, and its capacity to recover,
are of major interest to ecologists, especially at a time of increasing frequencies and …

To the public at large, the phylum Nematoda is mostly known by its pathogenic species,
causing some of the most infectious diseases in humans and animals and more crop losses …

Although the consideration of socio-economic demands with biodiversity conservation is
now high on the environmental policy agenda, it is not yet standard practice in spatial …

This paper summarizes the trends in nematode species description and systematics
emerging from a comparison of the latest comprehensive classification and census of …

Humans have used, and had effects on, marine ecosystems throughout history. As the
human population and its economic activities increase, these effects intensify. Yet, our …

Food web interactions govern how ecosystems respond to climate change and biodiversity
loss. Modularity, where subgroups of species interact more often with each other than with …

Information on species richness and community structure is invaluable for guiding
conservation and management of biodiversity, but is rarely available in the megadiverse …

Ridge‐and‐runnel systems are common morphological features across the intertidal zone of
dissipative macrotidal beaches. However, these systems have often been overlooked by …

In this review, we summarize existing knowledge of the ecology of sandy-beach nematodes,
in relation to spatial distribution, food webs, pollution and climate change. We attempt to …

The structural complexity of Halodule wrightii enhances the abundance and diversity of
mollusks in the marine protected area of Bahía Balandra, in the southern Gulf of California …