J. A. Ellrich

The paper reports the first occurrence of plasticrusts and pyroplastic in the European Mediterranean Sea, linking their abundance to environmental factors and sources.

The paper examines recruitment and abundance of barnacles and mussels along the Atlantic Canadian coast, finding that pelagic conditions and predator abundance influence their distribution.

The paper investigates how nonconsumptive predator effects influence prey demography by showing that dogwhelk cues reduce benthic mussel recruitment in Atlantic Canada.

This study shows that mussels exposed to dogwhelk cues develop thicker shells, which slow drilling snails and reduce predation success.