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Kelp forest loss and emergence of turf algae reshapes energy flow to predators in a rapidly warming ecosystem.

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Autori principali:	Yiu, Dara S, Elliott Smith, Emma A, Farrell, Shane P, Rasher, Douglas B
Natura:	Artículo científico
Lingua:	en
Pubblicazione:	Science advances 2025
Soggetti:	Kelp Animals Ecosystem Food Chain Fishes Climate Change Predatory Behavior Energy Metabolism
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