Pol Capdevila

The paper uses time-lagged causal inference to show climate and anthropogenic factors reduce seabird breeding success and population size, with delayed recruitment effects contributing to declines.

The paper quantifies vertebrate population declines under various threats and finds that multiple interacting threats, not just habitat loss or exploitation, drive faster declines.

This study examines the long-term effects of ocean acidification and warming on bryozoan calcifiers and their microbiomes, finding acclimatization but also microbial shifts and declining cover under acidified conditions.