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Fish responses to climate warming in temperate shallow coastal habitats
Climate warming is fundamentally changing the oceans, with severe consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Shallow coastal habitats are particularly exposed to thermal extremes, because solar heating and limited water exchange amplify warming. Eelgrass meadows and adjacent shallow so
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