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Microbially mediated carbon utilization by a cold-water coral inhabiting methane seeps - Scientific Reports

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By April Stabbins, Shana K. Goffredi, Ryan Gasbarro, Katherine Dawson, John Magyar, Amanda Glazier, Kelly Meinert, Victoria J. Orphan, Erik E. Cordes
| Nature Verified
Abstract Deep-sea methane seeps fuel biodiverse habitats sustained by the release of hydrocarbon-rich fluids and associated microbial activity. Here, we describe the ecology of a seep-associated cold-water coral and provide evidence of its associations with chemosynthetic bacteria.
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Projected changes to the extent and seasonality of seabird habitat in the California current and implications for marine spatial planning

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By Ryan Gasbarro, David Ainley, H.T. Harvey
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Gasbarro R, Ainley DG, Andrews KS, Ballance LT, Blondin H, Bograd S, et al. (2025) Projected changes to the extent and seasonality of seabird habitat in the California current and implications for marine spatial planning. PLOS Clim 4(11): e0000687. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pclm.0000687 Editor: Johanna E.
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Do Chemosynthetic and Coral Communities Defy Deep‐Sea Ecological Paradigms?

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By Erik E. Cordes, Ryan Gasbarro, Andrea Quattrini, April Stabbins
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Aim Broad biodiversity patterns (e.g., the latitudinal diversity gradient) are cornerstones of ecology that are fundamental in understanding the distribution of life on the planet. In the deep sea, declining faunal abundance/biomass with depth and a mid-continental slope diversity maximum are among the most well-defined patterns. However, they have largely been tested with samples of sediment faunal communities.
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