R. A. Scrosati

Changes in barnacle recruitment and recruit body size with intertidal elevation on wave-exposed rocky shores in Nova Scotia

The paper measures barnacle recruitment and recruit size at different elevations on wave-exposed shores in Nova Scotia, finding higher recruitment and larger recruits at middle elevations compared to high elevations.

Recruitment and abundance of intertidal barnacles and mussels along the Atlantic Canadian coast: pelagic influences and relationships with predator abundance

The paper examines recruitment and abundance of barnacles and mussels along the Atlantic Canadian coast, finding that pelagic conditions and predator abundance influence their distribution.

Nonconsumptive predator effects on prey demography: Dogwhelk cues decrease benthic mussel recruitment

The paper investigates how nonconsumptive predator effects influence prey demography by showing that dogwhelk cues reduce benthic mussel recruitment in Atlantic Canada.

Predator-induced shell plasticity in mussels hinders predation by drilling snails

This study shows that mussels exposed to dogwhelk cues develop thicker shells, which slow drilling snails and reduce predation success.

Limitation Of Dogwhelk Consumption Of Mussels By Crab Cues Depends On Dogwhelk Density And Cue Type

This study examines how dogwhelk density and crab cue type influence nonconsumptive predator effects on dogwhelk feeding behavior.

Community-level facilitation by macroalgal foundation species peaks at an intermediate level of environmental stress

This study shows that facilitation by macroalgal species increases with environmental stress up to a point, then declines, forming a unimodal relationship.