The use of rare earth elements (REEs) has been increasing and one of the most used is
neodymium (Nd). Being an emergent contaminant, its negative impacts are poorly …

The frequency and severity of marine heatwaves (MHWs) have reached new heights in the
last two decades. Intensifying MHWs can affect intertidal bivalves, but the extent of their …

New Zealand's green-lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus) is an ecologically and
economically important species. Marine heatwaves are increasing in frequency around NZ's …

Ocean acidification and heatwaves caused by rising CO 2 affect bivalves and other coastal
organisms. Intertidal bivalves are vital to benthic ecosystems, but their physiological and …

Bivalves represent the second largest class of mollusks after gastropods that are found close
to water and thrive well in marine, brackish, and freshwater ecosystems. Bivalves, the most …

Climate change will impact coastal ecosystems, threatening subsistence fisheries including
those in mangrove forests. Despite their global contributions and roles in nutrition and …

In order to better understand Mimachlamys varia (Linneaus, 1758) response to nutritional
stress, a controlled-condition experiment was conducted. Two scallop batches (ie juveniles …

Marine heatwaves (MHWs) are known to pose a threat to aquatic ecosystems and coastal
communities and, as a result, they receive significant attention nowadays, thus motivating …

Recently, elevated seawater temperatures have resulted numerous adverse effects,
including significant mortality among bivalves. The dwarf surf clam, Mulinia lateralis, is …

Introduction Coastal marine ecosystems, are particularly susceptible to climate change. One
such threat is atmospheric heatwaves, which are predicted to increase in frequency …