Sand spits with distal hooks have been well documented from coasts with low to moderate
tidal ranges, unlike high tidal‐range environments. Datasets from 15 LiDAR and 3 UAV …

Microplastic transfer between horseshoe crabs (Limulus polyphemus) and migratory
shorebirds through consumption of crab eggs was examined in Jamaica Bay, New York …

Because of global sea-level rising with frequent storm activities, most beaches in the world
experience widespread erosion, which poses a significant hazard to beach management …

Restoration of horseshoe crab spawning habitats through beach nourishment may be
considered as a potential strategy to enhance reproductive success in areas where …

The unexpected and fascinating interspecies relationship between humans and horseshoe
crabs. Horseshoe crabs are considered both a prehistoric and indicator species. They have …

The North American Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus) spawns on Plumb Beach, a
New York City and National Park Service park that borders the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn …

Shoreline erosion is often exacerbated by reduction of sediment inputs because of
interference with sediment transport by human structures. We evaluate use of sediment …

Coastal environments around the world have been severely degraded by human activities,
especially in the last century. This has resulted in serious structural and functional damage …

The imperatives of economic development have constantly brought pressure to bear on
coasts. In many countries throughout the world, the coast is increasingly destabilized by the …

Will we erase all animal diversity in the name of modernity, or will we follow the hints given
by the study of the horseshoe crab? The entanglements of this ancestral animal with human …