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Changing Pseudo-nitzschia and Dinophysis distributions in the North Sea and Western Approaches (NE Atlantic) and their potential use in biodiversity assessments
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• Pseudo‑nitzschia and Dinophysis do not track diatom or dinoflagellate trends. • Seasonal patterns show these genera behave independently of wider communities. • Station and CPR data together reveal consistent large‑scale patterns. • Pseudo‑nitzschia shows clear multidecadal increases then declines regionally. • Dinophysis shows distinct seasonal peaks and long‑term regional declines.
Keywords:
Climate change
Diatoms
Dinophysis
Dinoflagellates
Harmful algae
Phytoplankton
Plankton monitoring
Pseudo-nitzschia
Time-series
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