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Low abundance of floating marine debris in the northern Baltic Sea by Rothäusler, Eva, Jormalainen, Veijo, Gutow, Lars, Thiel, Martin

“…We determined the spatial and seasonal distribution of Floating Marine Debris (FMD) by visual ship surveys across the northern Baltic Sea between Finland and…”
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Forecast climate change conditions sustain growth and physiology but hamper reproduction in range-margin populations of a foundation rockweed species by Rothäusler, Eva, Rugiu, Luca, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Intensifying environmental changes due to climate change affect marine species worldwide. Herein, we experimentally tested if the combination of forecasted…”
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Tolerance and potential for adaptation of a Baltic Sea rockweed under predicted climate change conditions by Rugiu, Luca, Manninen, Iita, Rothäusler, Eva, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Climate change is threating species' persistence worldwide. To predict species responses to climate change we need information not just on their environmental…”
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It takes two to stay afloat: interplay of morphology and physiological acclimation ensures long-term floating dispersal of the bladderwrack Fucus vesiculosus (Phaeophyceae, Fucales) by Rothäusler, Eva, Rugiu, Luca, Tiihonen, Tiina, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Floating algae can be found in high abundances at mid and high latitudes, their prolonged positive buoyancy allowing long-distance dispersal. However, despite…”
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Revealing the deposition of macrophytes transported offshore: Evidence of their long-distance dispersal and seasonal aggregation to the deep sea by Kokubu, Yutaka, Rothäusler, Eva, Filippi, Jean-Baptiste, Durieux, Eric D. H., Komatsu, Teruhisa

“…The role of coastal macrophyte beds as a carbon sink is under debate. Various studies have provided global estimates of the carbon sequestration and stocks of…”
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Lack of anti-predator recognition in a marine isopod under the threat of an invasive predatory crab by Yli-Renko, Maria, Pettay, Jenni E., Rothäusler, Eva, Vesakoski, Outi

“…The prey naïveté hypothesis suggests that the failure of prey to recognize novel predators as a threat is caused by a lack of anti-predator adaptations. We…”
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Abundance and dispersal trajectories of floating Fucus vesiculosus in the Northern Baltic Sea by Rothäusler, Eva, Corell, Hanna, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Floating macroalgae play a fundamental role for the connectivity of littoral marine habitats. They can be found throughout the world’s oceans but information…”
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Is the future as tasty as the present? Elevated temperature and hyposalinity affect the quality of Fucus (Phaeophyceae, Fucales) as food for the isopod Idotea balthica by Rothäusler, Eva, Haavisto, Fiia, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Climate change is acknowledged to affect directly macroalgal performance but its indirect effect through changes in algal interaction with herbivores remains…”
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Living on the edge: Gamete release and subsequent fertilisation in Fucus vesiculosus (Phaeophyceae) are weakened by climate change-forced hyposaline conditions by Rothäusler, Eva, Uebermuth, Carolin, Haavisto, Fiia, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Populations at range margins of marine organisms are at the front line of climate-induced changes in abiotic factors and are thus particularly susceptible…”
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At the mercy of the winds: The seasonal dynamics of floating and stranded seaweeds at mid‐latitudes by Rothäusler, Eva, Hinojosa, Iván A., Moraga, Julio, Pizarro‐Koch, Matias, Ramos, Marcel, Thiel, Martin

“…Many seaweed species are particularly important for passive marine dispersal, yet relatively little is known about their floating and stranding dynamics. Here,…”
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Seabird guano fertilizes Baltic Sea littoral food webs by Gagnon, Karine, Rothäusler, Eva, Syrjänen, Anneli, Yli-Renko, Maria, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Nutrient enrichment in coastal marine systems can have profound impacts on trophic networks. In the Baltic Sea, the population of Great Cormorant…”
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Heterozostera nigricaulis from the south-East Pacific coast of Chile: First insights into its physiology and growth by Rothäusler, Eva, Carbone, Clementina Paz-Soldan, López, Boris A., Tala, Fadia

“…A short stretch (27°S and 30°S) along the coast of Chile is habitat for the seagrass Heterozostera nigricaulis. The seagrass is classified as endangered and…”
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invasive mud crab enforces a major shift in a rocky littoral invertebrate community of the Baltic Sea by Jormalainen, Veijo, Gagnon, Karine, Sjöroos, Joakim, Rothäusler, Eva

“…In rocky littoral communities, intense herbivory allows for the occurrence of trophic cascades where higher trophic levels influence producer communities…”
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Tolerance to climate change of the clonally reproducing endemic Baltic seaweed, Fucus radicans: is phenotypic plasticity enough? by Rugiu, Luca, Manninen, Iita, Rothäusler, Eva, Jormalainen, Veijo, Dunton, K.

“…To predict the effects of climate change, we first need information on both the current tolerance ranges of species and their future adaptive potential…”
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Effect of UV-radiation on the physiology of the invasive green seaweed Codium fragile and its associated bacteria by Rothäusler, Eva, Dobretsov, Sergey, Gómez, María Fernanda, Jofré-Madariaga, David, Thiel, Martin, Véliz, Karina, Tala, Fadia

“…Invasive species such as seaweeds often have a broad tolerance, allowing them to colonize novel habitats. During invasion, also new epibacteria can be formed…”
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Herbivore and predator pressure in tidepools along an intertidal gradient: no consumption refuge for invasive species by Rothäusler, Eva, Aguilera, Moisés A., Arias, Rene Matías, Jofré-Madariaga, David, Pino, Oscar, Rech, Sabine, Thiel, Martin

“…Non-indigenous species (NIS) can invade marine ecosystems worldwide not only because of higher growth rates and reproductive potential but also due to their…”
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Unusual distribution of floating seaweeds in the East China Sea in the early spring of 2012 by Komatsu, Teruhisa, Mizuno, Shizuha, Natheer, Alabsi, Kantachumpoo, Attachai, Tanaka, Kiyoshi, Morimoto, Akihiko, Hsiao, Sheng-Tai, Rothäusler, Eva A, Shishidou, Hirotoshi, Aoki, Masakazu, Ajisaka, Tetsuro

“…Floating seaweeds play important ecological roles in offshore waters. Recently, large amounts of rafting seaweed have been observed in the East China Sea. In…”
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Double-edged sword of desalination: Decreased growth and increased grazing endanger range-margin Fucus populations by Milec, Leona J.M., Jormalainen, Veijo, Rugiu, Luca, Pereyra, Ricardo T., Rothäusler, Eva, Havenhand, Jon, De Wit, Pierre R.

“…Coastal ecosystems worldwide are facing intense and diverse pressures caused by anthropogenic climate change, which compromises physiological tolerance of…”
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Daily and seasonal changes of photobiological responses in floating bull kelp Durvillaea antarctica (Chamisso) Hariot (Fucales: Phaeophyceae) by Tala, Fadia, Penna-Díaz, Miguel Angel, Luna-Jorquera, Guillermo, Rothäusler, Eva, Thiel, Martin

“…Floating seaweeds are important dispersal vehicles, especially for organisms with limited movement capacities and for the seaweeds themselves. The persistence…”
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Genetic variation in photosynthetic performance and tolerance to osmotic stress (desiccation, freezing, hyposalinity) in the rocky littoral foundation species Fucus vesiculosus (Fucales, Phaeophyceae) by Rothäusler, Eva, Sjöroos, Joakim, Heye, Katharina, Jormalainen, Veijo

“…Genetic diversity may play an analogous role to species diversity, as it can contribute to ecosystem function and stability, and provision of ecosystem…”
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