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16. Sporogenic and vegetative tissues of Saccharina latissima (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) exhibit distinctive sensitivity to experimentally enhanced ultraviolet radiation : photosynthetically active radiation ratio A. Holzinger et al.
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18. Depth-wise variations in biofouling community development on aquaculture cage nets in the Red Sea S. Satheesh et al.
19. Organized patches of bioherm growth where the Strait of Dardanelles enters the Marmara Sea, Turkey A. Aksu et al.
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28. Calibration of a Bio-optical Model in the North River, North Carolina (Albemarle–Pamlico Sound): A Tool to Evaluate Water Quality Impacts on Seagrasses P. Biber et al.
29. Benthic diel oxygen variability and stress as potential drivers for animal diversification in the Neoproterozoic-Palaeozoic E. Hammarlund et al.
30. Functionality of photobiological traits of the giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) as key determinant to thrive in contrasting habitats in a sub-Antarctic region I. Gómez et al.
31. Extracting Remotely Sensed Water Quality Parameters from Shallow Intertidal Estuaries Z. Shao et al.
32. Scaling up benthic primary productivity estimates in a large intertidal estuary using remote sensing Z. Shao et al.
33. New Tools to Identify the Location of Seagrass Meadows: Marine Grazers as Habitat Indicators G. Hays et al.
34. Benthic primary productivity on the Georgia midcontinental shelf: Benthic flux measurements and high‐resolution, continuous in situ PAR records R. Jahnke et al.
35. Engineering an Incubation Environment that Mimics in situ Conditions for in vitro coastal microbiome studies B. Hunter et al.
36. Changes in scleractinian coral Seriatopora hystrix morphology and its endocellular Symbiodinium characteristics along a bathymetric gradient from shallow to mesophotic reef O. Nir et al.
37. Production and fate of macroalgal carbon in the ocean: How much do macroalgal organics matter? J. Gould et al.
38. Relationships between inherent optical properties and the depth of penetration of solar radiation in optically complex coastal waters A. Cunningham et al.
39. Kelp belt ecosystem response to a changing environment in Kongsfjorden (Spitsbergen) M. Paar et al.
40. Water Column Turbidity Not Sediment Nutrient Enrichment Moderates Microphytobenthic Primary Production S. Mangan et al.
41. Ecology of mesophotic coral reefs M. Lesser et al.
42. Dynamics of microphytobenthos photosynthetic activity along a depth transect in the sandy northeastern Gulf of Mexico shelf M. Santema & M. Huettel
43. Variations of Water Transparency and Impact Factors in the Bohai and Yellow Seas from Satellite Observations Y. Zhou et al.
44. Photosynthetic usable energy explains vertical patterns of biodiversity in zooxanthellate corals T. López-Londoño et al.
45. Photoacclimation strategies of non-native Vaucheria-turfs (Xanthophyceae) in a temperate soft bottom coastal system R. Steinberg et al.
46. Benthic Exchange and Biogeochemical Cycling in Permeable Sediments M. Huettel et al.
47. Coral Skeletal Luminescence Records Changes in Terrestrial Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter in Tropical Coastal Waters N. Kaushal et al.
48. Survival in low light: photosynthesis and growth of a red alga in relation to measured in situ irradiance D. Pritchard et al.
49. Inherent Optical Properties based Vulnerability Assessment of Euphotic Zone Compression in peatland influenced Southeast Asian coastal waters N. Sanwlani et al.
50. Opportunities for seagrass research derived from remote sensing: A review of current methods B. Veettil et al.
51. Bar-built estuary as a buffer for riverine silicate discharge to the coastal ocean M. Hallas & M. Huettel
52. Global Estimates of Marine Gross Primary Production Based on Machine Learning Upscaling of Field Observations Y. Huang et al.
53. Deep meadows: Deep‐water seagrass habitats revealed B. Martin et al.
54. Marine darkwave as an event-based framework to assess unusual periods of reduced underwater light availability F. Thoral et al.
55. Seagrasses of south–west Australia: A conceptual synthesis of the world's most diverse and extensive seagrass meadows T. Carruthers et al.
56. K_PAR: An optical property associated with ambiguous values Z. Lee
57. Using Stable Isotope Analyses to Assess the Trophic Ecology of Scleractinian Corals M. Lesser et al.
58. Hyperbenthic community structure over oligotrophic continental shelves and upper slopes: Crete (South Aegean Sea, NE Mediterranean) P. Koulouri et al.
59. Intensified organic carbon burial on the Australian shelf after the Middle Pleistocene transition G. Auer et al.
60. The Depth Distribution of Dominant Species of Macrophytes in the Northwestern Part of the Tatar Strait A. Dulenin
61. In situ estimates of kelp forest productivity in macro‐tidal environments L. White et al.
62. Combining unmanned aerial vehicles and satellite imagery to quantify areal extent of intertidal brown canopy‐forming macroalgae P. Lewis et al.
63. Contribution of boulder reef habitats to oxygen dynamics of a shallow estuary P. Staehr et al.
64. Substantial role of macroalgae in marine carbon sequestration D. Krause-Jensen & C. Duarte
65. The potential of seaweed for carbon capture E. Ould & G. Caldwell
66. Benthic primary production and mineralization in a High Arctic fjord: in situ assessments by aquatic eddy covariance K. Attard et al.
67. Low-Temperature Adaptation of the Snow Alga Chlamydomonas nivalis Is Associated With the Photosynthetic System Regulatory Process Y. Zheng et al.
68. Seagrass Thermal Limits and Vulnerability to Future Warming N. Marbà et al.
69. Water quality assessment to determine the trophic state and suitability of Lake Sentani (Indonesia) for various utilisation purposes R. Tanjung et al.
70. Algal coexistence created jointly by neutral competitor and asymmetrical competitors in shallow aquatic ecosystems H. Wu et al.
71. The role of microphytobenthos in soft‐sediment ecological networks and their contribution to the delivery of multiple ecosystem services J. Hope et al.
72. Temporal variations in microbial activities and carbon turnover in subtidal sandy sediments S. Böer et al.
73. Movement of pulsed resource subsidies from kelp forests to deep fjords K. Filbee-Dexter et al.
74. Variation in marine mammal sulfur stable isotope compositions (δ34S) is driven by sources of primary production, not trophic position J. Routledge & P. Szpak
75. Light availability and temperature, not increased CO2, will structure future meadows of Posidonia oceanica I. Hendriks et al.
76. Detoxification and color removal of Congo red by a novel Dietzia sp. (DTS26) – A microcosm approach S. Satheesh Babu et al.
77. Seasonal ecosystem metabolism across shallow benthic habitats measured by aquatic eddy covariance K. Attard et al.
78. Deep Penetration of Kelps Offshore Along the West Coast of Greenland D. Krause-Jensen et al.
79. Water level fluctuations in Lake Baringo, Kenya, during the 19th and 20th centuries: Evidence from lake sediments E. Okech et al.
80. Increasing depth distribution of Arctic kelp with increasing number of open water days with light L. Castro de la Guardia et al.
81. Seasonal microphytobenthos on the hypoxic ­northern Gulf of Mexico continental shelf M. Baustian et al.
82. Observation and simulation of the diffuse attenuation coefficient of downwelling irradiance in the Polar Ocean W. Wang et al.
83. Biological production in the Indian Ocean upwelling zones –Part 1: refined estimation via the use of a variable compensation depth in ocean carbon models M. Sreeush et al.
84. Ocean warming compresses the three-dimensional habitat of marine life G. Jorda et al.
85. Evolution of Thylakoid Structural Diversity A. Perez-Boerema et al.
86. Fingerprinting Arctic and North Atlantic Macroalgae with eDNA – Application and perspectives S. Ørberg et al.
87. Dominance of photo over chromatic acclimation strategies by habitat-forming mesophotic red algae S. Voerman et al.
88. The Abundance and Persistence of Temperate and Tropical Seagrasses at Their Edge-of-Range in the Western Atlantic Ocean A. Bartenfelder et al.
89. Quantifying biomass and canopy cover of submerged aquatic vegetation on an offshore island T. Ni et al.
90. Seaweed afforestation at large-scales exclusively for carbon sequestration: Critical assessment of risks, viability and the state of knowledge F. Ross et al.
91. Pelagic-benthic coupling, food webs, and organic matter degradation in the Chukchi Sea: Insights from sedimentary pigments and stable carbon isotopes N. McTigue et al.
92. Benthic fluxes of oxygen and nutrients in sublittoral fine sands in a north-western Mediterranean coastal area J. Sospedra et al.
93. Sea use impact category in life cycle assessment: characterization factors for life support functions J. Langlois et al.
94. Reconsidering the term ‘deep sea’ A. Jamieson et al.
95. Low Light Availability Reduces the Subsurface Sediment Carbon Content in Halophila beccarii From the South China Sea C. Premarathne et al.
96. Spatial distribution of the summer chlorophyll a and nutrients in the Pearl River Estuary Y. Pan et al.
97. Spatial distribution of macroalgae along the shores of Kongsfjorden (West Spitsbergen) using acoustic imaging A. Kruss et al.
98. Arctic kelp forests: Diversity, resilience and future K. Filbee-Dexter et al.
99. Light from down under M. Fine et al.
100. Cover of coastal vegetation as an indicator of eutrophication along environmental gradients S. Wikström et al.
101. Seasonal and interannual variation of the phytoplankton and copepod dynamics in Liverpool Bay N. Greenwood et al.
102. Coastal Ocean Darkening Effects via Terrigenous DOM Addition on Plankton: An Indoor Mesocosm Experiment N. Mustaffa et al.
103. Colonisation of artificial structures by primary producers: competition and photosynthetic behaviour B. Vivier et al.
104. Coastal Wetlands in the Anthropocene J. Day et al.
105. Trophic state and nutrient limitation in Lake Baringo, Kenya E. Okech et al.
106. Diurnal transcript profiling of the diatom Seminavis robusta reveals adaptations to a benthic lifestyle G. Bilcke et al.
107. First record of paleowind-driven wave and storm activities and their controls on reservoir quality of Shahejie Formation, Liaodong Bay Depression, Bohai Bay Basin, China Z. Wang et al.
108. Red algae acclimate to low light by modifying phycobilisome composition to maintain efficient light harvesting S. Voerman et al.
109. Observing Plumes and Overturning Cells with a New Coastal Bottom Drifter L. Schulze Chretien & K. Speer
110. Reviews and syntheses: to the bottom of carbon processing at the seafloor J. Middelburg
111. Infralittoral mapping around an oceanic archipelago using MERIS FR satellite imagery and deep kelp observations: A new tool for assessing MPA coverage targets P. Amorim et al.
112. Assessment of photosynthetic performance in the two life history stages of Alaria crassifolia (Laminariales, Phaeophyceae) I. Borlongan et al.
113. Biophotonic function of the calcium carbonate skeleton in Lithothamnion crispatum: A possible adaptation of coralline algae to low-light environments S. Balestrieri et al.
114. Carbon production at shallow‐water artificial reef ecosystems relies on water column primary productivity T. Cox et al.
115. Oxygen dynamics of marine sediments R. Glud
116. From coast to coast to coast: ecology and management of seagrass ecosystems across Canada G. Murphy et al.
117. Sequestration of macroalgal carbon: the elephant in the Blue Carbon room D. Krause-Jensen et al.
118. Mariculture structure adjustment to achieve China's carbon neutrality and mitigate climate change C. Song et al.
119. Reviews and syntheses: Hidden forests, the role of vegetated coastal habitats in the ocean carbon budget C. Duarte
120. Benthic and Pelagic Primary Production in Different Nutrient Regimes D. Krause-Jensen et al.
121. Predicting coral bleaching in response to environmental stressors using 8 years of global-scale data S. Yee & M. Barron
122. Seasonal sea ice cover as principal driver of spatial and temporal variation in depth extension and annual production of kelp in Greenland D. Krause‐Jensen et al.
123. Importance of coastal primary production in the northern Baltic Sea J. Ask et al.
124. Symbiotic associations of the deepest recorded photosynthetic scleractinian coral (172 m depth) H. Rouzé et al.
125. Photoacclimatization by the coral Montastraea cavernosa in the mesophotic zone: light, food, and genetics M. Lesser et al.
126. Dissolved organic matter from tropical peatlands reduces shelf sea light availability in the Singapore Strait, Southeast Asia P. Martin et al.
127. On transient climate change at the Cretaceous−Paleogene boundary due to atmospheric soot injections C. Bardeen et al.
128. Global community breaks at 60 m on mesophotic coral reefs M. Lesser et al.
129. Oxygen budgets in subtidal arctic (Kongsfjorden, Svalbard) and temperate (Helgoland, North Sea) microphytobenthic communities D. Sevilgen et al.
130. Scale-Specific Patterns of the Production of the Charophyte Chara aspera in the Brackish Baltic Sea: Linking Individual and Community Production and Biomass Growth J. Kotta et al.
131. CaCO3 dissolution in carbonate-poor shelf sands increases with ocean acidification and porewater residence time A. Lunstrum & W. Berelson
132. Impacts of Ocean Acidification on Sediment Processes in Shallow Waters of the Arctic Ocean F. Gazeau et al.
133. Diverse methylotrophic methanogenic archaea cause high methane emissions from seagrass meadows S. Schorn et al.
134. Arctic spring awakening – Steering principles behind the phenology of vernal ice algal blooms E. Leu et al.
135. Biodeposit production by Bractechlamys vexillum (bivalve: pectinidae) in a tropical lagoon J. Clavier & L. Chauvaud
136. Incident light and morphology determine coral productivity along a shallow to mesophotic depth gradient M. Lesser et al.
137. Metabolism in anoxic permeable sediments is dominated by eukaryotic dark fermentation M. Bourke et al.
138. Macroalgae host pathogenic Vibrio spp. in a temperate estuary A. Geisser et al.
139. Marine primary producers in a darker future: a meta‐analysis of light effects on pelagic and benthic autotrophs M. Striebel et al.
140. Natural variation in coral reef trophic structure across environmental gradients A. Heenan et al.
141. Plasticity of shallow reef corals across a depth gradient P. Tavakoli-Kolour et al.
142. Video survey of deep benthic macroalgae and macroalgal detritus along a glacial Arctic fjord: Kongsfjorden (Spitsbergen) K. Schimani et al.
143. Organic carbon remineralization rate in global marine sediments: A review Z. Chen et al.
144. Benthic community zonation from mesophotic to deep sea: Description of first deep-water kelp forest and coral gardens in the Madeira archipelago (central NE Atlantic) A. Braga-Henriques et al.
145. How optically diverse is the coastal ocean? F. Mélin & V. Vantrepotte
146. High-resolution temporal NDVI data reveal contrasting intratidal, spring-neap and seasonal biomass dynamics in euglenoid- and diatom-dominated biofilms D. Bas et al.
147. Epifaunal community structure within southern New Zealand kelp forests M. Desmond et al.
148. Variability in the sub-surface light climate at ecohydrodynamically distinct sites in the North Sea E. Capuzzo et al.
149. Benthic Oxygen Fluxes Measured by Eddy Covariance in Permeable Gulf of Mexico Shallow-Water Sands L. Chipman et al.
150. Transformation and fate of microphytobenthos carbon in subtropical, intertidal sediments: potential for long-term carbon retention revealed by 13C-labeling J. Oakes & B. Eyre
151. Diel variation of benthic respiration in a coral reef sediment (Reunion Island, Indian Ocean) J. Clavier et al.
152. Whole community estimates of macroalgal pigment concentration within two southern New Zealand kelp forests1 M. Desmond et al.
153. The diet of deep-water sharks U. Martin & J. Mallefet
154. Ocean Acidification in the Coastal Zone from an Organism's Perspective: Multiple System Parameters, Frequency Domains, and Habitats G. Waldbusser & J. Salisbury
155. Environmental controls on the global distribution of shallow‐water coral reefs E. Couce et al.
156. Global seaweed productivity A. Pessarrodona et al.
157. Chemosynthesis enables microbial communities to flourish in a marine cave ecosystem F. Ricci et al.
158. Benthic microalgal production in the Arctic: applied methods and status of the current database R. Glud et al.
159. Limited scope for latitudinal extension of reef corals P. Muir et al.
160. Detrital kelp subsidy supports high reproductive condition of deep-living sea urchins in a sedimentary basin K. Filbee-Dexter & R. Scheibling
161. The future of Blue Carbon science P. Macreadie et al.
162. Phylogeny and Evolution of the Brown Algae T. Bringloe et al.
163. Monitoring environmental impacts of a designated aquaculture area in the Karaburun Peninsula using Google Earth Engine D. Tosun
164. The economic value of ecosystem services in the Great Barrier Reef: our state of knowledge N. Stoeckl et al.
165. Blue Carbon in the Persian Gulf: Evidence of Phytoplankton Contribution to Carbon in Sediments S. Uddin et al.
166. Water clarity variations in Jiaozhou Bay over 39 years based on satellite observations Y. Zhou et al.
167. Benthic oxygen exchange in a live coralline algal bed and an adjacent sandy habitat: an eddy covariance study K. Attard et al.
168. Numerical simulation of Dissolved Oxygen as a water quality indicator in artificial lagoons—Case​ study El Gouna, Egypt O. Abouelsaad et al.
169. Marine Microphytobenthic Assemblage Shift along a Natural Shallow-Water CO2 Gradient Subjected to Multiple Environmental Stressors V. Johnson et al.
170. Drone and ground-truth data collection, image annotation and machine learning: A protocol for coastal habitat mapping and classification K. Kvile et al.
171. Loss and replacement of macroalgal standing stock and productivity after a major environmental disturbance S. Mangan et al.
172. Decrease in water clarity of the southern and central North Sea during the 20th century E. Capuzzo et al.
173. Incident light on mesophotic corals is constrained by reef topography and colony morphology M. Lesser et al.
174. A Mini-Review of the Contribution of Benthic Microalgae to the Ecology of the Continental Shelf in the South Atlantic Bight J. Pinckney
175. Impact of sediment type, light and nutrient availability on benthic diatom communities of a large estuarine bay: Moreton Bay, Australia A. Grinham et al.
176. Equatorial decline of reef corals during the last Pleistocene interglacial W. Kiessling et al.
177. Effects of algal turfs and sediment accumulation on replenishment and primary productivity of fucoid assemblages T. Alestra et al.
178. Unfolding the secrets of microbiome (Symbiodiniaceae and bacteria) in cold-water coral S. Gong et al.
179. In situ photobiological response of Symbiodiniaceae to diurnal light variation in the tropical clownfish-associated anemone (Radianthus magnifica) from Peninsular Malaysia R. Kumarasamy et al.
180. Light requirements for successful restoration of eelgrass ( Zostera marina L.) in a high latitude environment – Acclimatization, growth and carbohydrate storage L. Eriander
181. Technical note: Measurements and data analysis of sediment–water oxygen flux using a new dual-optode eddy covariance instrument M. Huettel et al.
182. Seasonal metabolism and carbon export potential of a key coastal habitat: The perennial canopy‐forming macroalga Fucus vesiculosus K. Attard et al.
183. Diatoms and fatty acid production in Arctic and estuarine ecosystems—a reassessment of marine food webs, with a focus on the timing of shorebird migration P. Baird
184. Global distribution of photosynthetically available radiation on the seafloor J. Gattuso et al.
185. Light Limitation within Southern New Zealand Kelp Forest Communities M. Desmond et al.
186. Spatiotemporal fate of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in aquatic systems: drivers, patterns and global implications H. Zhang et al.
187. Shady business: the darkening of estuaries constrains benthic ecosystem function S. Mangan et al.
188. Comparing environmental influences on coral bleaching across and within species using clustered binomial regression S. Yee et al.
189. Production of dissolved carbon and alkalinity during macroalgal wrack degradation on beaches: a mesocosm experiment with implications for blue carbon A. Perkins et al.
190. Comparative omics analysis of a deep-sea barnacle species (Cirripedia, Scalpellomorpha) and shallow-water barnacle species provides insights into deep-sea adaptation N. Mao et al.
191. Blue Carbon Storage Capacity of Temperate Eelgrass (Zostera marina) Meadows M. Röhr et al.
192. Seascape ecology of juvenile gadoid nursery areas N. Walker-Milne et al.
193. Ecophysiology of Layered Macroalgal Assemblages: Importance of Subcanopy Species Biodiversity in Buffering Primary Production L. Tait & D. Schiel
194. Influence of piers on functional groups of benthic primary producers and consumers in the channel of a subtropical coastal lagoon P. Pagliosa et al.
195. Reviews and syntheses: Calculating the global contribution of coralline algae to total carbon burial L. van der Heijden & N. Kamenos
196. Stable isotopes dissect aquatic food webs from the top to the bottom J. Middelburg
197. Impact of Microphytobenthos Photosynthesis on the Characteristics of the Echo Signal from Baltic Sandy Sediments N. Gorska et al.
198. The not-so-dead of winter: underwater light climate and primary productivity under snow and ice cover in inland lakes A. Bramburger et al.
199. Achieving Reliable Estimates of the Spatial Distribution of Kelp Biomass T. van Son et al.
200. Projections of changes in the global distribution of shallow water ecosystems through 2100 due to climate change H. Moki et al.
201. Seafloor primary production in a changing Arctic Ocean K. Attard et al.
202. Year-Long Monitoring of Physico-Chemical and Biological Variables Provide a Comparative Baseline of Coral Reef Functioning in the Central Red Sea A. Roik et al.
203. Seasonal, daily and diel N2 effluxes in permeable carbonate sediments B. Eyre et al.
204. Factors affecting surf zone phytoplankton production in Southeastern North Carolina, USA L. Cahoon et al.
205. Nouveaux regards sur les forêts de laminaires de l’île d’Anticosti S. Roy et al.
206. Annual benthic metabolism and organic carbon fluxes in a semi-enclosed Mediterranean bay dominated by the macroalgae Caulerpa prolifera S. Ruiz-Halpern et al.
207. Underwater light environment in Arctic fjords R. Schlegel et al.
208. Comprehensive gridded dataset of photosynthetically active radiation in the upper ocean from 1958 to 2022 J. Castant et al.
209. Underwater Light Characteristics of Turbid Coral Reefs of the Inner Central Great Barrier Reef R. Jones et al.
210. More Foxes than Hedgehogs: The Case for Nitrogen Fixation in Coastal Marine Sediments R. Fulweiler
211. Contribution of phytoplankton and benthic microalgae to inner shelf sediments of the north-central Gulf of Mexico M. Grippo et al.
212. Benthic primary production and respiration of shallow rocky habitats: a case study from South Bay (Doumer Island, Western Antarctic Peninsula) L. Rovelli et al.
213. Sediment oxygen consumption: Role in the global marine carbon cycle B. Jørgensen et al.
214. Reconciling Between Optical and Biological Determinants of the Euphotic Zone Depth J. Wu et al.
215. CO2 leakage from carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) systems affects organic matter cycling in surface marine sediments E. Rastelli et al.
216. Comparative assessment of pelagic/benthic microalgae in the oligotrophic continental shelf of Heraklion Bay, Eastern Mediterranean: A pigments-based chemotaxonomic analysis B. Möller et al.
217. 极区海洋漫射衰减系数的观测和模拟 维. 王 et al.
218. Expansion of vegetated coastal ecosystems in the future Arctic D. Krause-Jensen & C. Duarte
219. Increasing global oceanic wind speed partly counteracted water clarity management effectiveness: A case study of Hainan Island coastal waters M. Shen et al.
220. Predicting potential Arctic kelp distribution and lower‐depth biomass from seafloor irradiance L. Castro de la Guardia et al.
221. Can Seaweed Farming Play a Role in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation? C. Duarte et al.
222. Light over mechanics: microbial community structure and activity in simulated migrating bedforms are controlled by oscillating light rather than by mechanical forces A. Oprei et al.
223. Improved irradiances for use in ocean heating, primary production, and photo-oxidation calculations C. Mobley & E. Boss
224. Processes affecting the spatial distribution of seagrass meadow sedimentary material on Yao Yai Island, Thailand M. Quak et al.
225. Monitoring multi-temporal and spatial variations of water transparency in the Jiaozhou Bay using GOCI data Y. Zhou et al.