Understanding the cumulative effects of multiple stressors is a research priority in
environmental science. Ecological models are a key component of tackling this challenge …

Network-perspective based marine ecology research has gained popularity. Many research
papers across various domains can find visualized network figures. However, many …

Fisheries on lower trophic levels act as and compete with predators in aquatic ecosystems
for potentially limited prey resources. Multiple predators in a system are often managed to …

The invasion and continued expansion of snow crab in the Barents Sea have provided the
area with a new and valuable resource. On the negative side, this invasion may lead to …

We investigated assessments of calorie production and energy efficiencies of phytoplankton
in Gwangyang, Jaran, and Geoje-Hansan bays in southern Korea, based on seasonal field …

This study highlights the importance of coupling the typology of planktonic food webs and
their emerging properties to better describe the ecological status of an ecosystem under …

Abstract Objective The Gulf of Mexico hosts some of the most productive fisheries in the
United States, whereas the same region is known to experience environmental stressors …

The health of coastal environments is at risk due to exploitation of economically valuable
minerals, including oil and natural gas. Impacts to biota occur both directly (eg, chemical …

We present a highly resolved, species-rich food web, including parasitic interactions, for the
California rocky intertidal zone. The food web is comprised of 1809 nodes, representing …

Abstract The Deepwater Horizon disaster released 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of
Mexico. Despite clear evidence of exposure and toxicity, there has been little evidence of …