Ricardo Augusto Scrosati

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St. Francis Xavier University

Canada

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Dr. Ricardo Augusto Scrosati is a Professor at St. Francis Xavier University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on marine ecology, specifically the dynamics of rocky intertidal communities and biodiversity in coastal ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on sessile species interactions, the impacts of environmental changes on intertidal habitats, and the recovery processes of marine organisms following extreme weather events.

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Cátia Monteiro

Invited Professor

Universidade do Porto Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Abel Salazar

PORTUGAL

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Nicole M. Cameron

St. Francis Xavier University

CANADA

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Mikael K. Sejr

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Fernando P Lima

Invited Assistant Professor

Universidade do Porto Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Abel Salazar

PORTUGAL

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Nadescha Zwerschke

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Aarhus University

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Articles (20)

A horizon scan for Arctic coastal biodiversity research

Interactions Between Sessile Species Groups from Wave-Exposed Rocky Intertidal Habitats in Atlantic Canada Evaluated Using Multiannual Surveys

A Rocky Intertidal Desert at the Head of a Large Macrotidal Estuary in Quebec, Canada

Organisms That Create Homes for Other Organisms on Marine Shores

The Interspecific Abundance–Occupancy Relationship in Invertebrate Metacommunities Associated with Intertidal Mussel Patches

Signs of latitudinal changes in the stability of rocky intertidal communities from Atlantic Canada in relation to ongoing environmental variation

Support for the intermittent upwelling hypothesis using 10 years of barnacle recruitment data from a western ocean boundary in Atlantic Canada

Extremely Rare Finding of a Chiton (Mollusca, Polyplacophora) in a Rocky Intertidal Habitat in Nova Scotia (Canada)

Recolonization of Intertidal Mussels in Nova Scotia (Canada) after Their Mass Disappearance Following the Severe 2023 Winter Cold Snap

Recovery of Intertidal Mussel Stands Three Years after the Severe 2021 Heatwave in British Columbia, Canada

Mass Bleaching in Intertidal Canopy-Forming Seaweeds after Unusually Low Winter Air Temperatures in Atlantic Canada

Effects of Canopies of Foundation Species on Understory Beta Diversity

Foundation species canopies affect understory beta diversity differently depending on species mobility

Are pelagic mussel stages chemically attracted to barnacle stands for settlement?

Biogeography of algae and invertebrates from wave-exposed rocky intertidal habitats along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia (Canada): Latitudinal and interannual patterns and possible underlying drivers

Low Winter Extremes in Intertidal Temperature in Nova Scotia in the Absence of an Ice Foot

Non-consumptive effects of a predatory snail (Acanthina monodon) on a dominant habitat-forming mussel species (Perumytilus purpuratus)

The interspecific abundance–occupancy relationship in rocky intertidal communities

The Hidden Biodiversity of Intertidal Mussel Beds under contrasting Wave Exposures

Community-wide consequences of nonconsumptive predator effects on a foundation species

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Cátia Monteiro

Nicole M. Cameron

Mikael K. Sejr

Fernando P Lima

Nadescha Zwerschke

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