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Extreme climate events are predicted to alter estuarine salinity gradients exposing habitat‐forming species to more frequent salinity variations. The intensity and duration of these variations, rather than the mean salinity values ecosystems are exposed to, may be more important in influencing resilience but requires further investigation.
Precipitation, including the frequency, intensity and...
Extreme climatic events will dictate the response of ecosystems to climate change, yet are understudied in marine ecosystems. The interaction of stressors from such events has the potential to amplify negative impacts and drive ecosystems into alternate states.Here, we show a drastic response of a temperate seagrass species (Amphibolis antarctica) in Shark Bay – a World Heritage Site in Western Australia...
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