Redefining the Influence of Chemosynthetic Ecosystems for Effective Management
Redefining the Influence of Chemosynthetic Ecosystems for Effective Management
Key Messages:
1. Chemosynthetic ecosystems can influence the function and health of our ocean.
2. It is necessary to broaden the definition of chemosynthetic ecosystems (hydrothermal
vents and hydrocarbon seeps) to include their zone of influence and expand perception
of these systems as broad habitat areas rather than isolated islands in the deep sea.
3. Chemosynthetic ecosystems can be impacted by deep-water fishing, offshore oil and gas
extraction, and deep-sea mining.
4. Standardized methodological approaches for baseline surveys, monitor
Cordes, Erik E.
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Levin, Lisa A.
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Thurber, Andrew
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Metaxas, Anna
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Bravo, María Emilia
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Baker, Maria
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1 December 2021
Cordes, Erik E.
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Levin, Lisa A.
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Thurber, Andrew
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Metaxas, Anna
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Bravo, María Emilia
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Baker, Maria
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Cordes, Erik E., Levin, Lisa A., Thurber, Andrew, Metaxas, Anna, Bravo, María Emilia and Baker, Maria
(2021)
Redefining the Influence of Chemosynthetic Ecosystems for Effective Management.
Abstract
Key Messages:
1. Chemosynthetic ecosystems can influence the function and health of our ocean.
2. It is necessary to broaden the definition of chemosynthetic ecosystems (hydrothermal
vents and hydrocarbon seeps) to include their zone of influence and expand perception
of these systems as broad habitat areas rather than isolated islands in the deep sea.
3. Chemosynthetic ecosystems can be impacted by deep-water fishing, offshore oil and gas
extraction, and deep-sea mining.
4. Standardized methodological approaches for baseline surveys, monitor
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Published date: 1 December 2021
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Erik E. Cordes
Author:
Lisa A. Levin
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Andrew Thurber
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Anna Metaxas
Author:
María Emilia Bravo
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