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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025
摘要
Coastal ecosystems face numerous stressors from anthropogenic activities. Furthermore, local stressors that directly impact ecological processes in one location can scale up to have indirect regional consequences. In the case of dispersing 海洋 invertebrates, human activity may impact dispersal and survival rates, which can then alter connectivity patterns and meta族群 dynamics across the seascape. Here, we developed a framework to model meta族群 persistence of seagrass-associated invertebrates in the Salish Sea, focusing primarily on British Columbia, Canada. We combined a biophysical model of dispersal with metrics of habitat naturalness to model how local human activities that may impact dispersal can alter habitat connectivity patterns and potentially impact regional meta族群 persistence. We f
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