Predators influence prey demography through consumption, but the mere presence of
predators may trigger behavioural changes in prey that, if persistent or intense, may also …

Biogeographic studies aim to understand species distributions and are becoming
increasingly relevant to establish baselines to monitor ecological change. The NW Atlantic …

Human growth has caused an unprecedented increase in artificial light at night (ALAN). In
coastal habitats, many species rely on day/night cycles to regulate various aspects of their …

Climate change has led to intensification and poleward migration of the Southeastern Pacific
Anticyclone, forcing diverging regions of increasing, equatorward and decreasing, poleward …

Broadly distributed species need to perform well in a range of environmental conditions, but
knowledge of how wide‐ranging marine larvae perform along latitudinal gradients remains …

Many coastal processes are regulated by day/night cycles and are expected to be altered by
Artificial Light at Night (ALAN). The goal of this study was to assess the influence of ALAN on …

With the ongoing climate and oceanographic change, an increasing number of studies are
reporting dramatic population losses caused by thermal extremes in intertidal habitats …

The local extent of populations of invasive species is dependent on coupled dispersal–
recruitment dynamics and subsequent interactions with the recipient community and the …

Quantifying scale-dependent patterns and linking ecological to environmental variation is
required to understand mechanisms regulating biodiversity. We conducted a large-scale …

Although the Orton's rule was already questioned for several invertebrate lineages, it
remains unchallenged in sponges. To assess its validity in Porifera, we investigated the …