SCALE-DEPENDENT RECRUITMENT AND DIVERGENCE OF INTERTIDAL COMMUNITIES

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DO ALTERNATE STABLE COMMUNITY STATES EXIST IN THE GULF OF MAINE ROCKY INTERTIDAL ZONE (2002, background): “This is consistent with work showing that Ascophyllum dispersal is largely limited to immediately under adult plants (Vadas et al. 1990, Dudgeon and Petraitis 2001).”
Detection of alternative stable states in marine communities (2004, methodology): “A series of papers (Petraitis and Dudgeon, 1999; Dudgeon et al., 2001; Dudgeon and Petraitis, 2001; Petraitis et al., 2003) provide experimental evidence for scale-dependent rates of ecological processes that support the hypothesis that these assemblages represent alternative states.”
Density-dependent sea urchin grazing: differential removal of species, changes in community composition and alternative community states (2005, background): “Thus, the intense level of herbivory that occurs in many marine systems (Hay & Steinberg 1992, Duffy & Hay 2001) has direct implications for the community state, and marine communities often exist as a mosaic of alternative community states that are a direct result of spatial and/or temporal…”