Marine heatwaves (MHWs) are discrete yet persistent events of anomalously warm ocean
temperatures which are becoming a hot topic in climate change research due to their …

Aim Understanding the formation and maintenance of biogeographical breaks is
fundamental for develo** analyses related to biodiversity and conservation …

Climate warming is one of the facets of anthropogenic global change predicted to increase
in the future, its magnitude depending on present-day decisions. The north Atlantic and …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most vulnerable ecosystems in the world due
to the variety and severity of cumulative impacts faced, including high climate risk. Species …

Temperatures in the southwest South Atlantic Ocean have increased over recent decades
due to changes in Brazil's Current dynamics affecting marine ecosystems. However, the …

Aim Overexploitation of wildlife and anthropogenic climate change are key drivers of global
biodiversity loss. Investigating how these stressors interact and affect ecosystems is critical …

Trait-based indicators offer insights into environmental impacts on communities but are often
limited by the availability of species traits data, relying on subsets that may omit less studied …

Climate change is triggering shifts in species distribution eventually altering communities'
biogeography. The composition of a community in terms of its species' ecological niche …

In the framework of global human-induced change, marine communities' often respond to
changing conditions abruptly reorganizing into new equilibria. These shifts are difficult to …

Fisheries are forecasted to shrink in the tropics due to climate change. In Vietnam, fisheries
are a pro-poor economic sector and essential nutrition source; however, welfares of …