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1. Full Text Disruption of essential habitat by a coastal invader: New evidence of the effects of green crabs on eelgrass beds
by Malyshev, Andrey and Quijón, Pedro A
ICES Journal of Marine Science, ISSN 1054-3139, 09/2011, Volume 68, Issue 9, pp. 1852 - 1856
Eelgrass (Zostera marina) beds have been declining in Atlantic Canada and elsewhere, partly as a result of sediment disruption and direct feeding/cutting of... 
Zostera marina | uprooting | eelgrass decline | Carcinus maenas | grazing | USA | SEAGRASSES | GULF | POPULATIONS | NURSERY ROLE | MEXICO | FISHERIES | CALIFORNIA | FEEDING ECOLOGY | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | OCEANOGRAPHY | BAY | CARCINUS-MAENAS L | Cutting | Marine | Habitats | Crabs | Coastal | Disruption | Grazing | Feeding
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2. Full Text Beyond negative perceptions: The role of some marine invasive species as trophic subsidies
by Quijón, Pedro A and Tummon Flynn, Paula and Duarte, Cristian
Marine Pollution Bulletin, ISSN 0025-326X, 03/2017, Volume 116, Issue 1-2, pp. 538 - 539
Ecosystem connectivity | Wrack | Invasive rockweed | Food subsidy | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | SERVICES | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | EXPOSED SANDY BEACHES
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3. Full Text Endogenous cycles, activity patterns and energy expenditure of an intertidal fish is modified by artificial light pollution at night (ALAN)
by Pulgar, José and Zeballos, Danae and Vargas, Juan and Aldana, Marcela and Manriquez, Patricio H and Manriquez, Karen and Quijón, Pedro A and Widdicombe, Stephen and Anguita, Cristobal and Quintanilla, Diego and Duarte, Cristian
Environmental Pollution, ISSN 0269-7491, 01/2019, Volume 244, pp. 361 - 366
The increase of global light emissions in recent years has highlighted the need for urgent evaluation of their impacts on the behaviour, ecology and physiology... 
Endogenous activity | Intertidal fish | Artificial light pollution | ALAN | SURVIVAL | OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION | SANDY BEACH | INTENSITY | PHOTOPERIOD | DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | TEMPERATURE | METABOLISM | GROWTH | DAY LENGTH | Lighting - adverse effects | Humans | Reproduction - physiology | Seafood | Behavior, Animal - physiology | Photoperiod | Oxygen Consumption - physiology | Activity Cycles - physiology | Animals | Ecosystem | Environmental Pollution | Energy Metabolism - physiology | Fishes - physiology | Physiological aspects | Environmental aspects | Waterfront development | Light pollution | Coastal ecosystems
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4. Full Text Light pollution reduces activity, food consumption and growth rates in a sandy beach invertebrate
by Luarte, T and Bonta, C.C and Silva-Rodriguez, E.A and Quijón, P.A and Miranda, C and Farias, A.A and Duarte, C
Environmental Pollution, ISSN 0269-7491, 11/2016, Volume 218, pp. 1147 - 1153
The continued growth of human activity and infrastructure has translated into a widespread increase in light pollution. Natural daylight and moonlight cycles... 
Sandy beach | Amphipods | Light pollution | CENTRAL CHILE | MACULATA KULZER | LOCOMOTOR-ACTIVITY | RISK | TALITRUS-SALTATOR | PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | MIXED-EFFECTS MODELS | PHOTOPOLLUTION | ECOSYSTEMS | ARTIFICIAL-LIGHT | Animals | Amphipoda - radiation effects | Ecosystem | Environmental Pollution | Humans | Light | Lighting | Feeding Behavior | Environmental aspects | Ecosystems | Growth | Analysis | Food consumption
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5. Full Text Potential effects of a non-indigenous predator in its expanded range: assessing green crab, Carcinus maenas, prey preference in a productive coastal area of Atlantic Canada
by Pickering, Tyler and Quijón, Pedro A
Marine Biology, ISSN 0025-3162, 9/2011, Volume 158, Issue 9, pp. 2065 - 2078
The non-indigenous green crab (Carcinus maenas) is an important predator on bivalve wild beds in coastal areas worldwide. This study explored size-dependent... 
Life Sciences | Microbiology | Zoology | Blue Mussel | Freshwater & Marine Ecology | Prey Size | Shell Thickness | Oceanography | Bivalve | Marine & Freshwater Sciences | Bivalve Species | FORAGING BEHAVIOR | SELECTIVE PREDATION | NUCELLA-LAPILLUS | SOFT-SHELL CLAMS | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | OYSTERS CRASSOSTREA-VIRGINICA | SHORE CRAB | ST-LAWRENCE | MYA-ARENARIA | 4 BIVALVE PREY | MYTILUS-EDULIS | Predation (Biology) | Behavior | Research | Crabs | Crustaceans | Coasts | Predation
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6. Full Text Living on a trophic subsidy: Algal quality drives an upper-shore herbivore's consumption, preference and absorption but not growth rates
by Quintanilla-Ahumada, D and Quijon, PA and Navarro, JM and Pulgar, J and Duarte, C
PLOS ONE, ISSN 1932-6203, 04/2018, Volume 13, Issue 4, p. e0196121
The transfer of seaweeds from subtidal bottoms to nearby intertidal rocky shores is a common but often overlooked phenomenon. Freshly detached seaweeds often... 
SEA-URCHIN | FOOD PREFERENCE | FEEDING PREFERENCES | SANDY BEACH | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | ORGANIC-MATTER | CAPITELLA-CAPITATA | CHILEAN COAST | AMPHIPOD ORCHESTOIDEA-TUBERCULATA | CHEMICAL DEFENSES | NUTRITIONAL QUALITY | Biological research | Snails | Marine algae | Spatial subsidies | Environmental aspects | Physiological aspects | Research | Food and nutrition | Coastal ecosystems | Biology, Experimental
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7. Full Text Refining the tethering of American oysters (Crassostrea virginica) to measure the effects of two environmental stressors
by Poirier, Luke A and Gilbert, Shane T.C and St-Hilaire, Sophie and Davidson, Jeff and Cox, Ruth and Quijón, Pedro A
Marine Pollution Bulletin, ISSN 0025-326X, 02/2018, Volume 127, pp. 160 - 164
Tethering assays, or the physical restraint of test organisms, has been used in the past to measure selected organisms' response to stressors while removing... 
Atlantic Canada | Tethering | Green crab predation | Siltation | American oyster | SURVIVAL | CHESAPEAKE BAY | PREDATION | SCALLOPS | BEHAVIOR | GREEN CRAB | VALUATION | RATES | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | SETTLEMENT | CARCINUS-MAENAS | Predatory Behavior - physiology | Animals | Brachyura - physiology | United States | Crassostrea - growth & development | Restraint, Physical - physiology | Environmental Monitoring - methods | Stress, Physiological | Survival Analysis | Behavior, Animal - physiology | Introduced Species | Crassostrea - physiology | Oysters | Crassostrea | Analysis | Mortality
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8. Full Text Habitat disruption by a coastal invader: local community change in Atlantic Canada sedimentary habitats
by Lutz-Collins, Vanessa and Cox, Ruth and Quijón, Pedro A
Marine Biology, ISSN 0025-3162, 8/2016, Volume 163, Issue 8, pp. 1 - 13
While digging and foraging, the non-indigenous green crab (Carcinus maenas) creates a landscape of distinctive pits or depressions in the sediment. Despite... 
Freshwater & Marine Ecology | Environment | Oceanography | Microbiology | Zoology | Marine & Freshwater Sciences | DISPERSAL | PREDATION | IMPACT | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES | CHASMAGNATHUS-GRANULATA | PHYSICAL DISTURBANCE | ST-LAWRENCE | EUROPEAN GREEN CRAB | CRAB CARCINUS-MAENAS | BENTHIC COMMUNITIES | Protected areas | Habitats | Communities | Sediment properties | Density | Coastal ecology | Crustaceans | Disturbance | Ecological monitoring | Habitat | Community structure | Introduced species | Marine protected areas | Fauna | Crabs | Marine biology | Foraging habitats | Sediments | Marine parks | Foraging behavior | Feeding | Nonnative species | Persistence | Visibility | Foraging behaviour | Disruption | Recording | Invertebrates | Pits | Marine crustaceans
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9. Full Text Artificial light pollution influences behavioral and physiological traits in a keystone predator species, Concholepas concholepas
by Manríquez, Patricio H and Manríquez, Karen and Jara, María Elisa and Diaz, María Isabel and Quijón, Pedro A and Widdicombe, Stephen and Pulgar, José and Quintanilla-Ahumada, Diego and Duarte, Cristian
Science of the Total Environment, ISSN 0048-9697, 04/2019, Volume 661, pp. 543 - 552
Artificial Light At Night (ALAN) is an increasing global problem that, despite being widely recognized in terrestrial systems, has been studied much less in... 
Self-righting | Ecology | Light pollution | Metabolism | Intertidal | Prey-searching behavior | GASTROPOD | SIGNATURES | INTERTIDAL ZONE | CHALLENGES | ABUNDANCE | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | MOLLUSCA | NIGHT | SETTLEMENT | EXPOSURE | MURICIDAE | Physiological aspects | Environmental aspects | Light-emitting diodes | Animal behavior | Coastal ecosystems | Index Medicus
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10. Full Text Artificial light pollution at night (ALAN) disrupts the distribution and circadian rhythm of a sandy beach isopod
by Duarte, Cristian and Quintanilla-Ahumada, Diego and Anguita, Cristobal and Manríquez, Patricio H and Manríquez, Karen and Widdicombe, Stephen and Pulgar, José and Silva-Rodríguez, Eduardo A and Miranda, Cristian and Quijón, Pedro A
Environmental Pollution, ISSN 0269-7491, 05/2019, Volume 248, pp. 565 - 573
Coastal habitats, in particular sandy beaches, are becoming increasingly exposed to artificial light pollution at night (ALAN). Yet, only a few studies have... 
ARTHROPODS | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | AMPHIPODA | ORIENTATION | ACTIVITY PATTERNS | FISH | POPULATIONS | SELECTION | LOCOMOTOR-ACTIVITY RHYTHM | CONSUMPTION | STRATEGIES | Environmental aspects | Light pollution | Analysis | Coastal ecosystems
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11. Full Text The energetic physiology of juvenile mussels, Mytilus chilensis (Hupe): The prevalent role of salinity under current and predicted pCO(2) scenarios
by Duarte, C and Navarro, JM and Quijon, PA and Loncon, D and Torres, R and Manriquez, PH and Lardies, MA and Vargas, CA and Lagos, NA
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, ISSN 0269-7491, 11/2018, Volume 242, pp. 156 - 163
As a result of human activities, climate forecasts predict changes in the oceans pCO(2) and salinity levels with unknown impacts on marine organisms. As a... 
OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION | Energetic physiology | ELEVATED CO2 LEVELS | ARGOPECTEN-PURPURATUS | Salinity | OCEAN ACIDIFICATION | Climate change | MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | Mussels | CRASSOSTREA-VIRGINICA | SOUTHERN CHILE | pCO | CARBON-DIOXIDE | RUDITAPES-PHILIPPINARUM | SEAWATER ACIDIFICATION
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12. Full Text Sandy beaches in a coastline vulnerable to erosion in Atlantic Canada: Macrobenthic community structure in relation to backshore and physical features
by MacMillan, Mitchell R and Duarte, Cristian and Quijón, Pedro A
Journal of Sea Research, ISSN 1385-1101, 07/2017, Volume 125, pp. 26 - 33
Most literature suggests that sandy beach macrobenthic communities are structured by physical factors. However, an aspect that has not been studied in detail... 
Backshore features | Sandy beaches | Atlantic Canada | Macrobenthos | Erosion | MACROINFAUNA | AMPHIPODS | PATTERNS | MORPHODYNAMICS | ABUNDANCE | SEA-LEVEL RISE | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | OCEANOGRAPHY | MACROFAUNA COMMUNITIES | DIVERSITY | IMPACTS | MORPHOLOGY | Analysis | Sand dunes | Food supply
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13. Full Text Wrack patches and their influence on upper-shore macrofaunal abundance in an Atlantic Canada sandy beach system
by MacMillan, Mitchell R and Quijón, Pedro A
Journal of Sea Research, ISSN 1385-1101, 08/2012, Volume 72, pp. 28 - 37
Patches of stranded macrophytes (wrack) are a distinctive feature of sandy beaches worldwide and a potential food subsidy for their resident communities.... 
Gulf of St. Lawrence | Allochthonous Food | Prince Edward Island | Macrofauna | Sandy Beaches | Sandy beaches | Allochthonous food | Gulf of st. Lawrence | Prince edward island | NEW-ZEALAND | COAST | DEPOSITION | FEEDING PREFERENCES | FAUNA | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | OCEANOGRAPHY | DEGRADATION | FOOD CHOICE | KELP | ALGAL WRACK | MACROALGAE | Sediments (Geology)
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14. Full Text Ontogenetic variability in the feeding behavior of a marine amphipod in response to ocean acidification
by Benítez, Samanta and Duarte, Cristian and López, Jorge and Manríquez, Patricio H and Navarro, Jorge M and Bonta, Cesar C and Torres, Rodrigo and Quijón, Pedro A
Marine Pollution Bulletin, ISSN 0025-326X, 11/2016, Volume 112, Issue 1-2, pp. 375 - 379
Global stressors like ocean acidification (OA) are expected to influence the quality or palatability of primary producers like algae. Such changes can trigger... 
Ontogeny | Feeding behavior | Ocean acidification | Amphipods | FITNESS | ELEVATED CO2 | CARBONIC-ACID | SEAWATER | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES | FUCUS-VESICULOSUS | IMPACT | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | GROWTH | FOOD CHOICE | NUTRITIONAL QUALITY | CHEMICAL DEFENSES | Seaweed | Carbon Dioxide - chemistry | Oceans and Seas | Animals | Ecosystem | Feeding Behavior | Amphipoda - physiology | Seawater - chemistry | Biomass | Aquatic Organisms | Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
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15. Full Text Effects of habitat complexity on cannibalism rates in European green crabs (Carcinus maenas Linnaeus, 1758)
by Gehrels, Hannah and Tummon Flynn, Paula and Cox, Ruth and Quijón, Pedro A
Marine Ecology, ISSN 0173-9565, 10/2017, Volume 38, Issue 5, pp. e12448 - n/a
The habitat in which predator–prey interactions take place may have a profound influence on the outcome of those interactions. Cannibalism is an intriguing... 
green crab cannibalism | predator–prey interactions | experiments | habitat complexity | SIZE | CALLINECTES-SAPIDUS | JUVENILE AMERICAN LOBSTER | COMMUNITIES | predator-prey interactions | CANCER-MAGISTER | FEEDING ECOLOGY | MARINE & FRESHWATER BIOLOGY | HOMARUS-AMERICANUS | PREY PREFERENCES | PREDATION RISK | Populations | Laboratories | Habitats | Mollusks | Cannibalism | Juveniles | Feeding rates | Complexity | Crustaceans | Predators | Field tests | Predator-prey interactions | Habitat | Marine molluscs | Introduced species | Predator prey interactions | Crabs | Shells | Foraging habitats | Conspecifics | Interspecific relationships | Feeding | Prey | Invasive species | Foraging behaviour | Interactions | Predation | Marine crustaceans
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