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Marine Functional Connectivity From Different Approaches To A Common Marine functional connectivity (mfc) characterizes all the lifetime movements of marine organisms, and the resulting fluxes (of matter, genes, energy) between habitat patches. By positioning multidisciplinary mfc research (including tagging, telemetry, laboratory experiments, genomics, biogeochemical analyses, computer (prediction) models) at the center of marine environmental science, we will significantly improve the prediction of ecological and socio economic changes and the sustainable use of marine ecosystems. Marine functional connectivity (mfc) characterizes the flows of matter, genes and energy produced by organism movements and migrations across the seascape. as such, mfc determines the ecological and evolutionary interdependency of populations, and ultimately the fate of species and ecosystems. We propose a conceptual framework for including the likely impacts of a changing climate on marine connectivity, and synthesize information on the relationships between changing ocean temperature and acidification, connectivity and conservation tools.

Figure 1 From Unifying Approaches To Functional Marine Connectivity For Marine functional connectivity (mfc) characterizes the flows of matter, genes and energy produced by organism movements and migrations across the seascape. as such, mfc determines the ecological and evolutionary interdependency of populations, and ultimately the fate of species and ecosystems. We propose a conceptual framework for including the likely impacts of a changing climate on marine connectivity, and synthesize information on the relationships between changing ocean temperature and acidification, connectivity and conservation tools. Part of: darnaude am, arnaud haond s, hunter e, gaggiotti o, sturrock a, beger m, volckaert fam, pérez ruzafa a, lópez lópez l, tanner se, turan c, ahmet doğdu s, katsanevakis s, costantini f (2022) unifying approaches to functional marine connectivity for improved marine resource management: the european sea unicorn cost action. The innovative approaches presented here to advance mfc science pave the way to enrich current understanding of mfc’s role in ecosystem functioning, and flag how mfc knowledge can be better applied to protect marine resources and manage marine and littoral habitats. Marine functional connectivity (mfc) characterizes the flows of matter, genes and energy produced by organism movements and migrations across the seascape. as such, mfc determines the ecological and evolutionary interdependency of populations, and ultimately the fate of species and ecosystems. Gathering effective knowledge on marine functional connectivity (mfc) can therefore improve predictions of environmental change impacts and help refine management and conservation strategies for the seas.