Numerical modelling of physical processes governing larval transport in the southern North Sea by M. C. H. Tiessen, L. Fernard, T. Gerkema, J. van der Molen, P. Ruardij, H. W. van der Veer

“…A three-dimensional hydrodynamic model (GETM) was coupled with a particle tracking routine (GITM) to study the inter-annual variability in transport paths of particles in the North Sea and English Channel. For validation, a comparison with observed drifter trajectories is also presented here. …”
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The impact of aquaculture on the genetics and distribution of the onuphid annelid Diopatra biscayensis by Matthew P. Galaska, David S. Wethey, Andrés Arias, Stanislas F. Dubois, Kenneth M. Halanych, Sarah A. Woodin

“…Results Clustering analyses were consistent with D. biscayensis as a single population spanning the Bay of Biscay to the Normanno‐Breton Gulf in the English Channel, although unexpected genetic substructure was recovered from Arcachon Bay, in the middle of its geographic range. …”
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Ecotrophic perspective in fisheries management: a review of Ecopath with Ecosim models in European marine ecosystems by Ioannis Keramidas, Donna Dimarchopoulou, Donna Dimarchopoulou, Eyal Ofir, Marco Scotti, Marco Scotti, Athanassios C. Tsikliras, Gideon Gal

“…Most of the models and publications referred to the western Mediterranean Sea followed by the English Channel, Irish Sea and west Scottish Sea sub-regions. …”
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MAREL Carnot data and metadata from the Coriolis data center by R. Halawi Ghosn, É. Poisson-Caillault, G. Charria, A. Bonnat, M. Repecaud, J.-V. Facq, L. Quéméner, V. Duquesne, C. Blondel, A. Lefebvre

“…<p>The French coast of the eastern English Channel (ECC) is classified as a potential eutrophication zone by the Oslo and Paris (OSPAR) Convention and as moderate to poor according to the phytoplankton quality element of the Water Framework Directive (WFD). …”
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Statistical analysis of polychaete population density: dynamics of dominant species and scaling properties in relative abundance fluctuations by B. Quiroz-Martinez, F. G. Schmitt, J.-C. Dauvin

“…We consider here the dynamics of two polychaete populations based on a 20 yr temporal benthic survey of two muddy fine sand communities in the Bay of Morlaix, Western English Channel. These populations display high temporal variability, which is analyzed here using scaling approaches. …”
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Preface: The Heidelberg Basin Drilling Project by G. Gabriel, D. Ellwanger, C. Hoselmann, M. Weidenfeller

“…Along its course from the Alps to the English Channel the river passes several geomorphological and geological units, of which the Upper Rhine Graben acts as the major sediment trap. …”
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Sex role stereotyping in television ads in Singapore. by Subana Vadivelu.

“…A content analysis of advertisements on Singapore's English channel, Channel 5, was carried out. A week of day time and prime time advertisements were analysed. …”
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Impact of Climate Variability on Climate Beach-Based Tourism Aptitude: A Case Study in the Atlantic Coast of SW Europe by Domingo F. Rasilla

“…Three different coastal sectors were defined from a PCA analysis: Galicia-N of Portugal, the Gulf of Biscay, and the western coast of France and the English Channel. Each region experienced a contrasted evolution due to geographical factors such as latitude, orography and exposure to the prevailing circulation patterns. …”
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Royal Navy: evolução e superioridadedo poder naval britânico na era dos navios a vela by Rodney Alfredo Pinto Lisboa

“…Geographically located between the Atlantic Ocean, English Channel, the Irish Sea and the North Sea, the British Isles have always been susceptible to any foreign threats. …”
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Aircraft Detection above Clouds by Sentinel-2 MSI Parallax by Peder Heiselberg, Henning Heiselberg

“…Analysing images over the English Channel during fall 2020, we obtain a detection accuracy of 80%, where the most of the remaining were covered by clouds. …”
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Discoveries from La Manche: Five Years of Early Prehistoric Research in the Channel Island of Jersey by Matt Pope, Beccy Scott, Josie Mills, Martin Bates, Richard Bates, Ed Blinkhorn, Chantal Conneller, Sarah Duffy, Marie-Anne Julien, Anne-Lyse Ravon, Andrew Shaw

“…With its wider focus, but continued commitment to research in the Channel Islands, the research group are working towards a unified early prehistoric research framework for the English Channel region. </p>…”
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Last Interglacial sea-level data points from Northwest Europe by K. M. Cohen, V. Cartelle, V. Cartelle, R. Barnett, F. S. Busschers, N. L. M. Barlow

“…In contrast, Last Interglacial shorelines along the English Channel are encountered above modern sea level.…”
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The Ocean-Going Autonomous Ship—Challenges and Threats by Andrzej Felski, Karolina Zwolak

“…The paper describes the dangers that arise from the specificity of systems that can be used to solve navigational problems, as well as the analysis of the first experiences of the authors arising from the transit of an unmanned surface vessel (USV) from the United Kingdom to Belgium and back, crossing the busiest world shipping route&#8212;the English Channel.…”
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Complex origins of the Lusitania biogeographic province and northeastern Atlantic fishes by Vítor C. Almada, Jesus Falcón Toledo, Alberto Brito, André Levy, Sergio R. Floeter, Joana I. Robalo, Joana Martins, Frederico Oliveira Almada

“…The Lusitania Province encompasses the warm temperate marine waters between the southern end of the English Channel, in the North, and Cape Juby or Cape Blanco, in the South, including the Mediterranean and the archipelagoes of the Azores, Madeira and the Canary Islands. …”
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Impact de la pollution sur les écosystèmes côtiers : exemple de la Manche orientale by Rachid Amara

“…The ecological functioning of these nurseries is vital to allow the normal life cycle of many marine species of major economic interests. In the Eastern English Channel the majority of fish species pass through these ecosystems during their life cycle. …”
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Distribution and Abundance of MAAs in 33 Species of Microalgae across 13 Classes by Carole Anne Llewellyn, Ruth Louise Airs

“…We compare the MAAs in cultures with those present in characterised natural phytoplankton populations from the English Channel. We detected 25 UV absorbing compounds including at least two with multiple absorption maxima. …”
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Introgression between highly divergent sea squirt genomes: an adaptive breakthrough? by Fraïsse, Christelle, Le Moan, Alan, Roux, Camille, Dubois, Guillaume, Daguin-Thiebaut, Claire, Gagnaire, Pierre-Alexandre, Viard, Frédérique, Bierne, Nicolas

“…Here, we examined the consequences of secondary contact between C. intestinalis and C. robusta in the English Channel. We produced genomes phased by transmission to infer the history of divergence and gene flow, and analyzed introgressed genomic tracts. …”
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Process-driven and biological characterisation and mapping of seabed habitats sensitive to trawling. by Aurélie Foveau, Sandrine Vaz, Nicolas Desroy, Vladimir E Kostylev

“…The present study compares outputs of a process-driven benthic habitat sensitivity (PDS) model to the structure, composition and distribution of benthic invertebrates in the Eastern English Channel and southern part of the North Sea. Trawl disturbance indicators (TDI) computed from species biological traits and benthic community composition were produced from samples collected with a bottom trawl. …”
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Multi-parametric relationships between PAM measurements and carbon incorporation, an in situ approach. by Camille Napoléon, Pascal Claquin

“…Primary production (PP) in the English Channel was measured using (13)C uptake and compared to the electron transport rate (ETR) measured using PAM (pulse amplitude modulated fluorometer). …”
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Evidence for a persistent microbial seed bank throughout the global ocean. by Gibbons, S, Caporaso, J, Pirrung, M, Field, D, Knight, R, Gilbert, J

“…Here we compare a deep bacterial community characterization from one site in the English Channel (L4-DeepSeq) with 356 datasets from the International Census of Marine Microbes (ICoMM) taken from around the globe (ranging from marine pelagic and sediment samples to sponge-associated environments). …”