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Highlights ● Offshore wind turbine foundations act as artificial reefs, creating new habitats ● The fish assemblages around the turbine piles changed over the years ● Fish assemblages near turbines show similar diversity and trophic structure as long-established artificial reefs. ● Wind turbine installations alter species composition only within a short distance. ● OWFs may have positive effects on local fishery resources and biodiversity.
Introduction Sea slugs, formerly known as the Opisthobranchia, are a polyphyletic group of marine invertebrates in Subclass Heterobranchia, which includes the notable orders Cephalaspidea, Nudibranchia, Pleurobranchida, and Sacoglossa, among others. Those animals are characterized by their gills located posteriorly to the heart unlike most of the other gastropods.
Introduction Light plays an important role in aquatic ecosystems. In underwater environments, light penetration influences various biogeochemical processes that determine the primary productivity of the ecosystem and also impact the activities and behavioral patterns of marine organisms (Mascarenhas and Keck, 2018).
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