Erratum to “A new record of the invasive seaweed Caulerpa cylindracea Sonder in the South Adriatic Sea” [Heliyon 5 (9), (September 2019), e02449]

In the original published version of this article, Table 1 was displayed incorrectly. A previous revision of the table was published in addition to the correct version of the table. The correct table is shown below. This error was introduced during the typesetting of the article, the publisher apologises for this error. Both the HTML and PDF versions of the article have been updated to correct the error.Table 1Sites and number of visual quadrats where C. cylindracea was recorded for each island, site and depth. Only the quadrats with C. cylindracea are reported. The cover is reported as cumulative cover surface in m2 and the biomass as cumulative sum of dry-weight biomass in g/m2 for each depth.IslandSiteLatitudeLongitudeDepth (m)QuadratsC.cylindracea m2Dry weight (g/m2)SDCala Zio Cesare42.10378° N15.48297° E5/100001562.9·10−26·10−720100.11.7·10−625100.23.9·10−6Scoglio Dell'Elefante42.11045° N15.49262° E5/10/150002032.8·10−24.6·10−725000Punta Di Diamante42.12730° N15.49037° E5/10/15/20/25000Grotta Del Coccodrillo42.12359° N15.48668° E5/10/15/20/25000Cala Degli Inglesi42.11872° N15.48172° E5/10/15/20/25000Punta Secca Di San Domino42.11291° N15.47351° E5/100001532.7·10−36.3·10−820/25000SNTesta Di Morto42.11877° N15.50503° E5/10/15/20/25000Scoglio Segato42.12296° N15.51393° E5/10/15/20/25000Punta Santa Maria42.12720° N15.51814° E5/10/150002021.9·10−23.4·10−72531.2·10−24.6·10−7Spiaggia Delle Marinelle42.12655° N15.51009° E5/10/15/20000CACala Dello Straccione42.13094° N15.50980° E5/100001542.5·10−26.8·10−7Cala Dei Vermi42.13757° N15.51910° E50001014.5·10−37.4·10−121554·10−25.9·10−72042.1·10−23.3·10−72522.7·10−24.7·10−7Punta Romito42.14018° N15.51670° E5/10/15/20/25000Grosso di Caprara42.14044° N15.51374° E5/10/15/20/25000Cala Dei Turchi42.13593° N15.50845° E5/10/150002043.1·10−28·10−725000 Open table in a new tab A new record of the invasive seaweed Caulerpa cylindracea Sonder in the South Adriatic SeaPierucci et al.HeliyonSeptember 30, 2019In BriefThe green alga Caulerpa cylindracea Sonder is one of the most infamous and threatening invasive species in the Mediterranean Sea. Since 1985, it started rapidly spreading to all Mediterranean regions causing many ecological changes on natural communities. In the present study, we present an example of this proliferation with the first record in the Marine Protected Area of Tremiti Island (MPATI) in the South Adriatic Sea. Fifteen sites along the coast and 5 different depths have been investigated. Full-Text PDF Open Access