ABSTRACT Invasion fronts are the advancing edges of non‐native species' ranges and represent dynamic, non‐equilibrium boundaries where colonization, biotic interactions and rapid evolutionary processes interact. Although biological invasions are increasingly well studied, the ecological and evolutionary mechanisms oper...
P. Haubrock, Neil Angelo S. Abreo, S. Katsanevakis et al.· Ecology Letters· 1 citation
There is an increasing need to carry out cumulative effects assessment (CEA) in marine environments to support ecosystem-based management (EBM) and achieve Good Environmental Status (GES) under European and global policy frameworks. This need has been addressed by the 4 year major European project GES4SEAS, which has d...
Á. Borja, Michael Elliott, Heliana Teixeira et al.· Frontiers in Ocean Sustainab...· 0 citations
Research in marine ecosystem ecology increasingly integrates biodiversity status and trends, ecosystem functioning, and human pressures. Understanding how marine biodiversity supports ecosystem functioning remains central to the field, while growing concern over ecosystem condition has shifted attention towards relatio...
S. Katsanevakis, Heliana Teixeira· Frontiers in Marine Science· 1 citation
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