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On November 25, 2024, 1:54:05 PM UTC, Gravatar ckan_admin:

  • Changed title to My test (previously How tidal elevation affects the interplay between predation and substrate in shellfish recruitment)


  • Set maintainer of My test to Flavio (previously Sterre)


  • Set maintainer email of My test to flavio.francisco@nioz.nl (previously sterre.witte@nioz.nl )


  • Set author of My test to Flavio Francisco (Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research) (previously Sterre Witte (Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research; Groningen University))


  • Set author email of My test to flavio.francisco@nioz.nl ( previously sterre.witte@nioz.nl )


  • Set visibility of My test to Public


  • Updated description of My test from

    In coastal systems, benthic organisms must balance stress from abiotic conditions, with biotic stressors such as predation and competition. A classic example from rocky shores is that of starfish as keystone predators, restricting mussel populations at lower depths, while their upper limits are determined by abiotic conditions. A similarly clear and experimentally supported paradigm in how predation shapes benthic communities over a depth gradient is lacking for soft-sediment systems. Here, we experimentally tested how predation and hard substrate availability affected recruitment of common endo- and epibenthic shellfish species in subtidal and intertidal zones of a soft-sediment system using predator exclosures. We assessed the effect of predation, substrate and tidal zone on species richness, densities and shell length of different shellfish species. This offers insight in how these respective factors shape shellfish recruitment in soft-sediment, which can be a key to conservation and restoration of shellfish as recruitment success is a key determinant of population size and stability. This dataset and the correspponding R-script were used for the statistics as presented in the paper. It contains a metadata file, and datafiles containing sample information and abundances, shell lengths and biomass of the shellfish found in the experiment as well as the script to analyse them.
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  • Added tag test to My test


  • Moved My test from https://doi.nioz.nl/dataset/how-tidal-elevation-affects-the-interplay-between-predation-and-substrate-in-shellfish-recruitment to https://doi.nioz.nl/dataset/my-test


  • Changed the source URL of My test from https://doi.org/10.25850/nioz/7b.b.2h to https://doi.org/10.33591/nioz/7b.b.2h


  • Changed the version of My test to 1


  • Changed value of field distribution_date to 2024-11-25 in My test


  • Changed value of field creators to [{"firstname":"Flavio","lastname":"Francisco","orcid":null,"affiliation":"Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research","iscorrespondingauthor":true,"contactemailaddress":"flavio.francisco@nioz.nl","formatted":"Flavio Francisco - Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research - ORCID: - Corresponding Author - flavio.francisco@nioz.nl"}] in My test


  • Changed value of field dataset_persistent_id to DOI:10.33591/nioz/7b.b.2h in My test


  • Changed value of field deposit_date to 2024-11-25 in My test


  • Changed value of field depositor to Flavio Francisco (flavio.francisco@nioz.nl) in My test