PLoS Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
20(11), С. e3001809 - e3001809
Опубликована: Ноя. 22, 2022
This
Formal
Comment
uses
re-analysis
after
appropriate
corrections
to
claim
that
the
extreme
decline
effect
reported
by
Clements
et
al.
is
a
statistical
artefact
caused
way
they
corrected
for
zeros
in
percentage
data,
exacerbated
errors
data
compilation,
selective
inclusions
and
missing
studies
with
strong
effects.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(19), С. 5630 - 5653
Опубликована: Авг. 5, 2022
Abstract
The
ocean
is
a
key
component
of
the
Earth's
dynamics,
providing
great
variety
ecosystem
services
to
humans.
Yet,
human
activities
are
globally
changing
its
structure
and
major
components,
including
marine
biodiversity.
In
this
context,
United
Nations
has
proclaimed
Decade
Ocean
Science
for
Sustainable
Development
tackle
scientific
challenges
necessary
sustainable
use
by
means
Goal
14
(SDG14).
Here,
we
review
how
Acoustic
animal
Tracking,
widely
distributed
methodology
tracking
biodiversity
with
electronic
devices,
can
provide
roadmap
implementing
Actions
achieve
SDG14.
We
show
that
acoustic
be
used
reduce
monitor
effects
pollution
noise,
light,
plastic
pollution.
effectively
responses
human‐made
infrastructures
habitat
restoration,
as
well
determine
hypoxia,
warming,
acidification.
been
historically
inform
fisheries
management,
design
protected
areas,
detection
essential
habitats,
rendering
technique
particularly
attractive
fishing
spatial
protection
target
goals
Finally,
contribute
end
illegal,
unreported,
unregulated
tools
against
poachers
promote
development
Small
Islands
Developing
States
developing
countries.
To
fully
benefit
from
supporting
SDG14
Targets,
trans‐boundary
collaborative
efforts
through
networks
required
information
sharing
literacy.
therefore
propose
relevant
contributors
promoted
Nations.
PLoS Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
21(5), С. e3002113 - e3002113
Опубликована: Май 9, 2023
The
recently
described
decline
effect
in
ocean
acidification
impacts
on
fish
behaviour
should
not
be
equated
with
negligible
effects.
Here,
existing
mechanistic
data
are
used
to
argue
for
continued
research
and
cautions
against
"throwing
the
baby
out
bathwater."
Journal of Fish Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
103(4), С. 765 - 772
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2023
Abstract
The
effects
of
increased
levels
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
on
the
Earth's
temperature
have
been
known
since
end
19th
century.
It
was
long
believed
that
oceans'
buffering
capacity
would
counteract
any
dissolved
CO
in
marine
environments,
but
during
recent
decades,
many
studies
reported
detrimental
ocean
acidification
aquatic
organisms.
most
prominent
can
be
found
within
field
behavioural
ecology,
e.g
.,
complete
reversal
predator
avoidance
behaviour
‐exposed
coral
reef
fish.
Some
very
influential,
receiving
hundreds
citations
over
years.
results
also
conveyed
to
policymakers
and
publicized
media
outlets
for
general
public.
Those
extreme
fish
have,
however,
spurred
controversy,
given
more
than
a
century
research
suggests
there
are
few
or
no
negative
elevated
physiology.
This
is
due
sophisticated
acid–base
regulatory
mechanisms
should
enable
their
resilience
near‐future
increases
.
In
addition,
an
“decline
effect”
has
recently
shown
literature
regarding
behaviour,
independent
groups
unable
replicate
some
profound
effects.
Here,
author
presents
brief
historical
overview
fishes.
recap
warranted
because
earlier
work,
prior
(
c.
10
year)
explosion
interest,
often
overlooked
today's
studies,
despite
its
value
field.
Based
data
current
knowledge
status,
future
strategies
with
aim
improve
rigour
clarify
understanding
The
authors
declare
no
conflicts
of
interest.
Raw
data
and
statistical
code
(Yang
et
al.,
2022b)
to
reproduce
results
presented
in
the
manuscript
are
available
Zenodo
at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7089673.
Marine Ecology Progress Series,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
711, С. 31 - 45
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2023
The
global
ocean
is
expected
to
both
acidify
and
warm
concurrently;
thus,
multiple-stressor
manipulative
experimentation
an
emergent
area
of
study
that
ultimately
aims
examine
the
individual
interactive
effects
these
factors
on
marine
organisms.
We
characterized
physiological
responses
acidification
warming
intertidal
grazer
Lottia
scutum
,
examined
how
change
variables
influenced
predator-prey
dynamics
with
Evasterias
troschelii,
a
key
sea
star
predator.
Specifically,
we
conducted
laboratory
experiment
where
exposed
limpets
factorial
combinations
temperature
(11
15°C)
pH
(7.6
8.0),
measured
thermal
tolerance,
metabolic
rate,
cortisol
concentrations,
behavioral
found
(OW)
decreased
critical
maxima
(CT
max
)
increased
levels
in
L.
whereas
(OA)
mass-specific
rate
this
species.
Additionally,
there
was
no
significant
effect
OA
or
OW
anti-predator
behavior
when
E.
troschelii
.
These
results
highlight
need
for
future
studies
integrate
multidisciplinary
experimental
designs
(i.e.
physiology)
span
multiple
biological
organization
make
ecologically
relevant
predictions
organisms
will
respond
change.