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7. Effects of bioturbation and bioirrigation by lugworms (Arenicola marina) on physical and chemical sediment properties and implications for intertidal habitat succession N. Volkenborn et al.
8. Parasitism in ecosystem engineer species: A key factor controlling marine ecosystem functioning L. Pascal et al.
9. Role of Macrofaunal Communities in the Vistula River Plume, the Baltic Sea—Bioturbation and Bioirrigation Potential N. Miernik et al.
10. Complex positive interactions among rocky shore sessile species I. Bertocci et al.
11. Biodiversity Trends along the Western European Margin B. Narayanaswamy et al.
12. Sediment mixing across heterogeneous benthic habitats: environmental and faunal controls along multiple gradients M. Szczepanek et al.
13. Taxonomic and functional patterns of macrobenthic communities on a high Arctic shelf: A case study from the East Siberian Sea V. Kokarev et al.
14. Seasonal Dynamics of Benthic Infauna Communities in Zostera marina Meadows: Effects of Plant Density Gradients N. Gintowt et al.
15. Invertebrate Activities in Wetland Sediments Influence Oxygen and Nutrient Dynamics at the Sediment-water Interface T. Michael et al.
16. Characterization of Ecosystem Structure within Transplanted and Natural Eelgrass (Zostera marina) Beds N. Lewis & S. Henkel
17. Weak and Habitat-Dependent Effects of Nutrient Pollution on Macrofaunal Communities of Southeast Australian Estuaries A. Nicastro et al.
18. Nature-based solutions for coastal protection in sheltered and exposed coastal waters: integrated monitoring program for baseline ecological structure and functioning assessment A. Boulenger et al.
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21. The Variation on Sediment Reworking with Influencing Factors by a Sand Bubbler Crab, Scopimera globosa, in Intertidal Sediments of the Anmyeon Island, Korea J. Seo & B. Koo
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23. Spatiotemporal bioturbation patterns in a tidal freshwater marsh O. Beauchard et al.
24. Quantifying bioturbation of a simulated ash fall event J. Todd et al.
25. Ecosystem engineering potential of the gastropod Terebralia palustris (Linnaeus, 1767) in mangrove wastewater wetlands – A controlled mesocosm experiment G. Penha-Lopes et al.
26. Effects of mud fiddler crabs (Uca pugnax) on the recruitment of halophyte seedlings in salt marsh dieback areas of Cape Cod (Massachusetts, USA) S. Smith & M. Tyrrell
27. Evaluation of estuarine biotic indices to assess macro-benthic structure and functioning following nutrient remediation actions: A case study on the Eden estuary Scotland S. Watson et al.
28. Sand Prawns Mitigate the Impact of Prolonged Drought on the Biology of a Temporary Open/Closed Estuary C. Yekani & W. Froneman
29. Context dependency of relationships between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is different for multiple ecosystem functions J. Geert Hiddink et al.
30. Changes in ecosystem functions generated by fish populations after the introduction of a non-native predator (Cichla kelberi) (Perciformes: Cichlidae) L. Leal et al.
31. Response of Nereis diversicolor population (Polychaeta, Nereididae) to the pollution impact – Authie and Seine estuaries (France) P. Gillet et al.
32. Environmental considerations for subseabed geological storage of CO : A review A. Carroll et al.
33. Anthropocene invasion of an ecosystem engineer: resolving the history ofCorophium volutator(Amphipoda: Corophiidae) in the North Atlantic A. Einfeldt & J. Addison
34. Complex marine bioturbation ecosystem engineering behaviors persisted in the wake of the end-Permian mass extinction A. Cribb & D. Bottjer
35. Sub-lethal and lethal effects of chronic ammonia exposure and hypoxia on a New Zealand bivalve N. Salmond & S. Wing
36. The response of microphytobenthos to physical disturbance, herbicide, and titanium dioxide nanoparticle exposure J. Rimmer et al.
37. The Role of Biodiversity in the Functioning of Freshwater and Marine Benthic Ecosystems A. COVICH et al.
38. Comparing the network structure and resilience of two benthic estuarine systems following the implementation of nutrient mitigation actions S. Watson et al.
39. Species' traits and ecological functioning in marine conservation and management J. Bremner
40. Assessing the impact of bioturbation on sedimentary isotopic records through numerical models D. Hülse et al.
41. Trait-mediated effects of Macoma balthica (L.) on nitrogen and carbon biogeochemistry in estuarine ecosystems G. Pereira et al.
42. Optimization of hard clams, polychaetes, physical disturbance and denitrifying bacteria of removing nutrients in marine sediment H. Shen et al.
43. Weak diurnal changes in the biochemical properties and benthic macrofauna of urbanised mangrove forests and mudflats T. Tolhurst
44. The influence of bioturbation and water column oxygenation on nutrient recycling in reservoir sediments E. Gautreau et al.
45. Context dependence of marine ecosystem engineer invasion impacts on benthic ecosystem functioning A. de Moura Queirós et al.
46. The application of bioturbators for aquatic bioremediation: Review and meta-analysis S. Vadillo Gonzalez et al.
47. Body size affects lethal and sublethal responses to organic enrichment: Evidence of associational susceptibility for an infaunal bivalve S. Vadillo Gonzalez et al.
48. An evaluation of benthic community structure in and around the Sackville Spur closed area (Northwest Atlantic) in relation to the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems C. Barrio Froján et al.
49. Macrofaunal diversity patterns in coastal marine sediments: re-examining common metrics and methods M. Clinton et al.
50. Spatial and seasonal variation in bioturbation potential of Macrobenthic communities in Bohai Bay Y. Shi et al.
51. Verification of a benthic boxcosm system with potential for extrapolating experimental results to the field I. Karle et al.
52. Benthic community resilience in two differently impacted tropical estuaries: Taxonomic vs functional approaches H. Dias et al.
53. Differential mediation of biogeochemical processes through bioturbation by fiddler and sesarmid mangrove crabs Y. Yang et al.
54. Regenerative bioturbation by intertidal burrowing crabs modifies microphytobenthic composition and enhances primary production in SW Atlantic mudflats M. Giorgini et al.
55. Differential effects of microorganism-invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling W. Gilbertson et al.
56. Coupling bioturbation activity to metal (Fe and Mn) profiles in situ L. Teal et al.
57. Benthic macrofaunal bioturbation activities from shelf to deep basin in spring to summer transition in the Arctic Ocean B. Oleszczuk et al.
58. What Inspiring Elements from Natural Services of Water Quality Regulation Could Be Applied to Water Management? M. Gerino et al.
59. Ecosystem engineers drive differing microbial community composition in intertidal estuarine sediments A. Wyness et al.
60. Bioturbation in relation to the depth distribution of macrozoobenthos in the southwestern Baltic Sea C. Morys et al.
61. Influence of temperature on surface sediment disturbance by freshwater fish: a microcosm experiment J. Canal et al.
62. A comparison of sediment reworking rates by the surface deposit-feeding bivalve Abra ovata during summertime and wintertime, with a comparison between two models of sediment reworking O. Maire et al.
63. Co-occurrence structure of late Ediacaran communities and influence of emerging ecosystem engineers M. Craffey et al.
64. Trait responses to direct drivers and effects on multiple macrofauna-mediated ecosystem functions M. Jacquot et al.
65. Macrofaunal recovery following the intertidal recharge of dredged material: A comparison of structural and functional approaches S. Bolam
66. Seafloor ecosystem functioning: the importance of organic matter priming P. van Nugteren et al.
67. Role of habitat and predators in maintaining functional diversity of estuarine bivalves C. Glaspie & R. Seitz
68. The role of infaunal functional and species diversity in short-term response of contrasting benthic communities to an experimental food pulse R. Belley & P. Snelgrove
69. Structural and functional indices show similar performance in marine ecosystem quality assessment F. Culhane et al.
70. Impacts of alien polychaete species in marine ecosystems: a systematic review A. Alvarez-Aguilar et al.
71. Influence of Deep-Water Corals and Sponge Gardens on Infaunal Community Composition and Ecosystem Functioning in the Eastern Canadian Arctic M. Pierrejean et al.
72. The interplay of temperature and algal enrichment intensifies bioturbation of the intertidal amphipod Corophium volutator E. Farrell et al.