Marine communities are subject to alterations in environmental conditions, due to both
natural variability and climate change. For instance, a rapid increase in sea surface …

In European waters, climate-induced changes in ocean conditions will alter marine
ecosystems, leading to potential repercussions for the European fisheries and the status of …

In marine ecosystems under ongoing long-term changes, reducing complex food webs to
their functionally important properties enables systematic analysis of bottom-up/top-down …

Incorporation of ecosystem information into fish stock assessments and management
advice, a cornerstone of delivering ecosystem-based fisheries management (EBFM), occurs …

Across marine ecosystems, species are redistributing as a response to increased sea
temperatures. In the Arctic, rapid warming causes poleward shifts of boreal species. Which …

In coral reef systems, increasingly frequent, severe climate change-driven disturbances are
responsible for declines in vulnerable species, and a reorganisation of assemblages. Whilst …