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Large‐scale, multidecade monitoring data from kelp forest ecosystems in California and Oregon ( USA )
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2022
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Source: Ecology, 103(5)
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Journal Title:Ecology
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Description:Kelp forests are among the most productive ecosystems on Earth. In combina- tion with their close proximity to the shore, the productivity and biodiversity ofthese ecosystems generate a wide range of ecosystem services including supporting (e.g., primary production, habitat), regulating (e.g., water flow, coastal erosion), provisioning (e.g., commercial and recreational fisheries), and cultural (e.g., recreational, artisanal) services. For these reasons, kelp forests have long been the target of ecological studies. However, with few exceptions,these studies have been localized and short term (<5 years). In 1999, recogniz-
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Source:Ecology, 103(5)
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ISSN:0012-9658;1939-9170;
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