The ecological value of fully enforced, no‐entry, marine protected areas: A case study of harvested limpets

Harvesting of intertidal gastropods can lead to a direct reduction in the biomass of targeted species through a reduction in the numbers and size of individuals, in turn leading to extensive changes to the structure of intertidal communities. In the Azores, two patellid species co‐occur, and both ar...

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Published in:	Aquatic conservation 2024-02, Vol.34 (2), p.n/a
Main Authors:	Faria, João, Vale, Maria, Ribeiro, Pedro, Hawkins, Stephen J., Martins, Gustavo M.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Algae anthropogenic disturbance Azores Biomass case studies Concretions conservation Crusts Direct reduction ecological value economic valuation exploitation freshwater harvesting humans limpets littoral zone macroalgae Marine crustaceans Marine molluscs Marine parks Marine protected areas Patella aspera Patella candei Protected areas species interactions
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