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Editorial: Submarine canyons: human connections to the deep sea

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By Jaime Selina, Liverpool John Moores, Veerle Ann Ida, Ocean Biogeosciences
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Submarine canyons are described as conduits to the deep sea where the interplay between oceanographic, biological/ecological processes, and bathymetric and topographical features have consequences on the functioning and associated diversity of both pelagic and benthic communities. Impacts from human activities range from fishing, resource extraction, and as transport ‘sinks’. The true human connection to these important features is often unknown, under-reported, and/or poorly understood.
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Spatial and temporal environmental heterogeneity induced by internal tides influences faunal patterns on vertical walls within a submarine canyon

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By Falkland Islands, Veerle Ann Ida
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Tabitha R. Pearman1, 2, 3*, Katleen Robert4, Alex Callaway5, Robert A. Hall6, Furu Mienis7 and Veerle A.
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