2023
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0293259
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Incised valleys drive distinctive oceanographic processes and biological assemblages within rhodolith beds

Guilherme M. Castro,
Rafaela P. Vargens,
Lélis A. Carlos-Júnior
et al.

Abstract: Continental shelves encompass gently sloped seascapes that are highly productive and intensively exploited for natural resources. Islands, reefs and other emergent or quasi-emergent features punctuate these shallow (<100 m) seascapes and are well known drivers of increased biomass and biodiversity, as well as predictors of fishing and other human uses. On the other hand, relict mesoscale geomorphological features that do not represent navigation hazards, such as incised valleys (IVs), remain poorly charted.… Show more

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