Recent trends and biases in mesophotic ecosystem research.

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Auteurs principaux: Radice, Veronica Z, Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra, Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo, Booker, Ryan, Bellworthy, Jessica, Broadribb, Manon, Carpenter, Gaby E, Diaz, Clara, Eckert, Ryan J, Foster, Nicola L, Gijsbers, Johanna C, Gress, Erika, Laverick, Jack H, Micaroni, Valerio, Pierotti, Miriam, Rouzé, Héloïse, Stevenson, Angela, Sturm, Alexis B, Bongaerts, Pim
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author Radice, Veronica Z
Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra
Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo
Booker, Ryan
Bellworthy, Jessica
Broadribb, Manon
Carpenter, Gaby E
Diaz, Clara
Eckert, Ryan J
Foster, Nicola L
Gijsbers, Johanna C
Gress, Erika
Laverick, Jack H
Micaroni, Valerio
Pierotti, Miriam
Rouzé, Héloïse
Stevenson, Angela
Sturm, Alexis B
Bongaerts, Pim
author_facet Radice, Veronica Z
Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra
Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo
Booker, Ryan
Bellworthy, Jessica
Broadribb, Manon
Carpenter, Gaby E
Diaz, Clara
Eckert, Ryan J
Foster, Nicola L
Gijsbers, Johanna C
Gress, Erika
Laverick, Jack H
Micaroni, Valerio
Pierotti, Miriam
Rouzé, Héloïse
Stevenson, Angela
Sturm, Alexis B
Bongaerts, Pim
Radice, Veronica Z
Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra
Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo
Booker, Ryan
Bellworthy, Jessica
Broadribb, Manon
Carpenter, Gaby E
Diaz, Clara
Eckert, Ryan J
Foster, Nicola L
Gijsbers, Johanna C
Gress, Erika
Laverick, Jack H
Micaroni, Valerio
Pierotti, Miriam
Rouzé, Héloïse
Stevenson, Angela
Sturm, Alexis B
Bongaerts, Pim
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Recent trends and biases in mesophotic ecosystem research. Radice, Veronica Z Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo Booker, Ryan Bellworthy, Jessica Broadribb, Manon Carpenter, Gaby E Diaz, Clara Eckert, Ryan J Foster, Nicola L Gijsbers, Johanna C Gress, Erika Laverick, Jack H Micaroni, Valerio Pierotti, Miriam Rouzé, Héloïse Stevenson, Angela Sturm, Alexis B Bongaerts, Pim Ecosystem Animals Oceans and Seas Research Anthozoa Bias Databases, Factual Mesophotic ecosystems (approx. 30-150 m) represent a significant proportion of the world's oceans yet have long remained understudied due to challenges in accessing these deeper depths. Owing to advances in underwater technologies and a growing scientific and management interest, there has been a major expansion in research of both (sub)tropical mesophotic coral ecosystems and temperate mesophotic ecosystems. Here, we characterize the recent global trends in mesophotic research through an updated release of the 'mesophotic.org' database (www.mesophotic.org) where we reviewed and catalogued 1500 scientific publications. In doing so, we shed light on four major research biases: a gross imbalance in (a) the geographical spread of research efforts, differences in (b) the focal depth range and (c) research fields associated with study organisms and research platforms, and (d) the lack of temporal studies. Overall, we are optimistic about the future of mesophotic research and hope that by highlighting current trends and imbalances, we can raise awareness and stimulate discussion on the future directions of this emerging field.
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spellingShingle Recent trends and biases in mesophotic ecosystem research.
Radice, Veronica Z
Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra
Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo
Booker, Ryan
Bellworthy, Jessica
Broadribb, Manon
Carpenter, Gaby E
Diaz, Clara
Eckert, Ryan J
Foster, Nicola L
Gijsbers, Johanna C
Gress, Erika
Laverick, Jack H
Micaroni, Valerio
Pierotti, Miriam
Rouzé, Héloïse
Stevenson, Angela
Sturm, Alexis B
Bongaerts, Pim
Ecosystem
Animals
Oceans and Seas
Research
Anthozoa
Bias
Databases, Factual
Recent trends and biases in mesophotic ecosystem research. Radice, Veronica Z Hernández-Agreda, Alejandra Pérez-Rosales, Gonzalo Booker, Ryan Bellworthy, Jessica Broadribb, Manon Carpenter, Gaby E Diaz, Clara Eckert, Ryan J Foster, Nicola L Gijsbers, Johanna C Gress, Erika Laverick, Jack H Micaroni, Valerio Pierotti, Miriam Rouzé, Héloïse Stevenson, Angela Sturm, Alexis B Bongaerts, Pim Ecosystem Animals Oceans and Seas Research Anthozoa Bias Databases, Factual Mesophotic ecosystems (approx. 30-150 m) represent a significant proportion of the world's oceans yet have long remained understudied due to challenges in accessing these deeper depths. Owing to advances in underwater technologies and a growing scientific and management interest, there has been a major expansion in research of both (sub)tropical mesophotic coral ecosystems and temperate mesophotic ecosystems. Here, we characterize the recent global trends in mesophotic research through an updated release of the 'mesophotic.org' database (www.mesophotic.org) where we reviewed and catalogued 1500 scientific publications. In doing so, we shed light on four major research biases: a gross imbalance in (a) the geographical spread of research efforts, differences in (b) the focal depth range and (c) research fields associated with study organisms and research platforms, and (d) the lack of temporal studies. Overall, we are optimistic about the future of mesophotic research and hope that by highlighting current trends and imbalances, we can raise awareness and stimulate discussion on the future directions of this emerging field.
title Recent trends and biases in mesophotic ecosystem research.
topic Ecosystem
Animals
Oceans and Seas
Research
Anthozoa
Bias
Databases, Factual
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39689854/