Symposium S10

Marine Ecosystem Engineers in a Changing World: Establishing Links Across Systems

Day: Wednesday, Jan. 6, 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
Room: 611

Organizer(s): Sarah Berke, Linda Walters

Symposium Author(s) Title

S10		 BERKE, Sarah K Ecosystem Engineering in the Marine Realm

S10		 CALLAWAY, R. Tube building polychaetes: from ephemeral bio-engineer to reef builder

S10		 THOMSEN, M/S Habitat cascades – a conceptual overview and estuarine examples

S10		 WOODIN, S.A.*; WETHEY, D.S.; VOLKENBORN, N. Infaunal hydraulic ecosystem engineers: the cast of characters, biogeography and possible impacts.

S10		 PADILLA, D.K. Impacts and consequences of an invasive ecosystem engineer, Crassostrea gigas

S10		 LUCKENBACH, Mark W. Fisheries collapses, restoration challenges, spread of non-natives and the emergence large-scale aquaculture: anthropogenic-driven changes to ecosystem-engineering oyster species

S10		 HEIMAN, Kimberly*; MICHELI, Fiorenza Non-native ecosystem engineer alters estuarine communities

S10		 COLEMAN, Felicia C*; KOENIG, Christopher C The effects of fishing, climate change, and other anthropogenic disturbances on red grouper and other reef fishes in the Gulf of Mexico.

S10		 DONNELLY, M.J.*; WALTERS, L.J. Ecosystem engineering in Florida’s estuaries: mangrove and oyster ecotones over a gradient of anthropogenic disturbances

S10		 BREITBURG, DL Ecosystem engineers in the plankton – habitat alteration by species from microbes to jellyfish

S10		 BELL, Susan*; MEYERS, Allison; THOMAS, Florence Lessons learned about ecosystem function and biogenic structure from experimental work on seagrasses and macroalgae
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