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Climate-change impacts on sandy-beach biota: crossing a line in the sand
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Climate-change impacts on sandy-beach biota: crossing a line in the sand

David S Schoeman, Thomas Schlacher and Omar Defeo
Global Change Biology, Vol.20(8), pp.2383-2392
2014
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Abstract

climate change beach fauna climate change detection range shift mass mortality coastal ecology marine ecology
For the past two decades, climate change has become an increasingly hot topic in ecology (Hoegh-Guldberg & Bruno, 2010), but our understanding of associated impacts has lagged in marine relative to terrestrial systems (Richardson & Poloczanska, 2008). Specifically, although ecological theory and mathematical modeling have been widely used to project (Box 1) potential ecological responses to future climate-change scenarios (e.g., Cheung et al., 2009; Pike, 2013b), synthesis of observational evidence (Box 1) of such responses to recent climate change has until recently been neglected, especially for ocean systems (Poloczanska et al., 2013).

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