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Animal displacement from marine energy development: Mechanisms and consequencesNARA Subscribed
Science of The Total Environment · 2024 · Vol. 917 · Elsevier
Lenaïg G. Hemery; Lysel Garavelli; Andrea E. Copping; Hayley Farr; Kristin Jones; Nicholas Baker-Horne; Louise Kregting; Louise P. McGarry; Carol Sparling; Emma Verling
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Applying risk-based approaches to implementation of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive in the North-East Atlantic: Learning lessons and moving forwardNARA Subscribed
Marine Policy · 2023 · Vol. 153 · Elsevier
Emma Verling; Cátia Bartilotti; Claudia Hollatz; Miriam Tuaty-Guerra; Jorge Lobo-Arteaga; Tim O’Higgins
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Smashing tests? Patterns and mechanisms of adult mortality in a declining echinoid populationNARA Subscribed
Marine Biology · 2005 · Vol. 147 · Issue 2 · Springer
Emma Verling; David K. A. Barnes; Anne C. Crook
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The Dynamics of Covering Behaviour in Dominant Echinoid Populations from American and European West CoastsNARA Subscribed
Marine Ecology · 2004 · Vol. 25 · Issue 3 · Wiley
Emma Verling; Anne C. Crook; David K. A. Barnes
The so‐called ‘covering behaviour’ of echinoids is known to vary with habitat according to the types of covering items available, but the full extent of the role played by habitat characteristics in this behaviour is not known. Moreover, whether or not different species inhabiting similar environmental conditions and habitats also show similar patterns of this particular behaviour has yet to be investigated. In this study, two...
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