Abundance of seaweeds and invertebrates along gradients of intertidal elevation, wave exposure, and ice scour in Nova Scotia (Canada) in 2005

In 2005, a comprehensive study in Nova Scotia examined the abundance of seaweeds and invertebrates across varying intertidal elevations, wave exposure, and ice scour. This research highlights the intricate relationships between these organisms and their environmental gradients, providing valuable insights into their distribution patterns. By analyzing empirical data, the study contributes to understanding the resilience and adaptability of marine ecosystems under changing conditions.