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The 29 pages that link to Kelp forest, each with the reason it gives.

• Marine heatwaveRelated: Prolonged warming can cause kelp declines and shifts toward less complex habitats.

• Sea otterRelated: By eating sea urchins, sea otters can reduce grazing pressure on kelp.

• Sea urchinRelated: Kelp forests provide habitat and food that can disappear under intense urchin grazing.

• StramenopileRelated: Brown algal stramenopiles build kelp forests that shelter diverse marine communities.

• Mesopredator releaseRelated: Kelp forests reveal how predator changes can reshape prey abundance and habitat.

• OtterRelated: Sea otters can help preserve kelp by limiting grazing sea urchins.

• Steller's sea cowRelated: Kelp and other algae formed the sea cow's principal food supply.

• Leafy seadragonRelated: Kelp forests are among the vegetated coastal habitats where leafy seadragons blend in.

• Common seadragonRelated: Kelp and other algae provide the vegetation among which common seadragons blend.

• Giant Pacific octopusRelated: Rocky kelp-forest habitats provide prey and shelter within parts of the species’ range.

• Sunflower sea starRelated: Sunflower sea stars are predators in kelp forests, where their decline can affect urchin pressure.

• European shagRelated: Kelp-rich coastal waters provide foraging habitat for European shags.