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Trophic structure and diversity in rocky intertidal upwelling ecosystems: A comparison of community patterns across California, Chile, South Africa and New Zealand
A spatially explicit approach to trophic interactions and landscape formation: patchiness in small‐scale variability of grazing effects along an intertidal stress gradient
Spatial and temporal variation in benthic macrofauna and relationships with environmental variables in an estuarine, intertidal soft-sediment environment
Biological Traits of a Commercial Mussel Species Mytilus Platensis from South Atlantic Ocean: Environmental Drivers Affecting on its Intertidal Population
Shorter but thicker: analysis of internal growth bands in shells of intertidal vs. subtidal Antarctic limpets, Nacella concinna, reflects their environmental adaptation
Functional Redundancy as an Indicator of Potential Ecosystem Stability: a Case Study on Macrobenthic Polychaete Communities from a Highly Urbanized Coast
Biological traits of a commercial mussel species Mytilus platensis from the South Atlantic Ocean: Environmental drivers affecting on its intertidal population
Consistent patterns of variation in macrobenthic assemblages and environmental variables over multiple spatial scales using taxonomic and functional approaches
Variability at multiple spatial scales in intertidal and subtidal macrobenthic communities in a fjord with glaciers, Magellanic Subantarctic ecoregion, Chile
Small- and large-scale processes including anthropogenic pressures as drivers of gastropod communities in the NE Atlantic coast: A citizen science based approach
Living to the range limit: consumer isotopic variation increases with environmental stress
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