Iván F. Rodil
@ivanrodil.bsky.social
Marine benthic ecologist. RyC fellow, biodiversity&ecosystem functioning, beach ecology, invasive species, benthic habitats.
Reposted by Iván F. Rodil
🚨 New publication!
@ivanrodil.bsky.social et al studied effects of different types of detritus on seafloor fauna and bacteria using traditional and eDNA approaches.
Despite some differences between the methods, some common trends were detected.
👉Check out the results: doi.org/10.1007/s002...
@ivanrodil.bsky.social et al studied effects of different types of detritus on seafloor fauna and bacteria using traditional and eDNA approaches.
Despite some differences between the methods, some common trends were detected.
👉Check out the results: doi.org/10.1007/s002...
November 28, 2025 at 12:25 PM
🚨 New publication!
@ivanrodil.bsky.social et al studied effects of different types of detritus on seafloor fauna and bacteria using traditional and eDNA approaches.
Despite some differences between the methods, some common trends were detected.
👉Check out the results: doi.org/10.1007/s002...
@ivanrodil.bsky.social et al studied effects of different types of detritus on seafloor fauna and bacteria using traditional and eDNA approaches.
Despite some differences between the methods, some common trends were detected.
👉Check out the results: doi.org/10.1007/s002...
Reposted by Iván F. Rodil
Great new work by some great people (shoutout to @falaropo.bsky.social, @mdolbeth.bsky.social et al.) quantifying the potential blue carbon storage & sequestration rates of subtidal #kelp forests in Northern Portugal: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Potential blue carbon in the fringe of Southern European Kelp forests - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Potential blue carbon in the fringe of Southern European Kelp forests
www.nature.com
September 15, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Great new work by some great people (shoutout to @falaropo.bsky.social, @mdolbeth.bsky.social et al.) quantifying the potential blue carbon storage & sequestration rates of subtidal #kelp forests in Northern Portugal: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
