Over the past 15 years, an increasing number of studies in limnology have been using data
from high-frequency measurements (HFM). This new technology offers scientists a chance to …

Abstract The northern Gulf of Mexico has been devastated by recent intense storms. Camille
(1969) and Katrina (2005) are two notable hurricanes that made landfall in nearly the same …

Abstract Temperate Mesophotic Ecosystems (TMEs) are stable habitats, usually dominated
by slow-growing, long-lived sessile invertebrates and sciaphilous algae. Organisms …

Saline lakes are internationally known for unique chemical compositions, incorporate
assorted foliage, and give a few biological system benefits and have high environmental …

Abstract The European sea squirt Ascidiella aspersa is a solitary tunicate native to the
northeastern Atlantic, commonly found in shallow and sheltered marine ecosystems where it …

Abstract The benthos of Lough Hyne (Europe's first marine reserve) in SW Ireland has
changed dramatically in the past decade with declining invertebrate communities and …

Dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations of the fully marine Lough Hyne, SW Ireland, were
sampled in biologically different habitats between 2014 and 2019 to investigate the …

Measurement and prediction of ocean acidification effects for nearshore marine ecosystems
is currently a major objective of climate change research. This study examines the scales of …

Until recent decades, most monitoring of surface waters relied exclusively on samples
analysed in the laboratory for ecologically and management-relevant parameters. It is now …

Coastal ecosystems are among the most productive biomes on the planet, but also the most
vulnerable. A wide range of anthropogenic impacts are threatening the integrity of coastal …