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Disturbance is an important structuring factor in intertidal communities. This study aimed at experimentally testing the effects of three important sources of disturbance to intertidal rocky habitats (abrasion, sediment deposition and herbivory) on the survivorship and growth of embryos of canopy forming fucoid species (Fucus vesiculosus and Fucus serratus). Natural levels of sediment deposition and...
Introduction of non-indigenous species can generate new trophic interactions that may facilitate or control their spread. The first recorded Atlantic population of the mytilid Xenostrobus securis, originally from New Zealand, offers an opportunity to examine how native predators may control the outcome of invasions. Laboratory experiments were done to evaluate the impact of the native crab, Carcinus...
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