Assessment of fish trophic ecology in natural environments is imperative to understand
biological and ecological requirements, supporting the management and conservation of …

Abstract The Iberian Peninsula contains a highly endemic freshwater ichthyofauna that is
being homogenized and threatened by an increasing number of non-native fishes. Here, in …

The gastrointestinal tracts of 229 demersal fish belonging to two species (Mullus barbatus,
Merluccius merluccius) were examined for microplastic ingestion. Samples were collected in …

Feeding ecology of the lionfish (Pterois volitans), an invasive species in the Western North
Atlantic, was examined by collecting stomach content data from fishes taken throughout the …

Among the most common statements made in studies of elasmobranch ecology is
something to the effect that “sharks play an important role in marine ecosystems.” Although …

Quantitative assessment of food habits is an important aspect of fisheries management.
Successful management of sport fishes often hinges on our ability to manage prey resources …

The feeding habits of two sympatric species pairs of demersal fish (Mullus barbatus‐Mullus
surmuletus, Serranus cabrilla‐Serranus hepatus) which occupy the shallow coastal area (25 …

Invasive Indo-Pacific red lionfish, Pterois volitans, were first reported in the northern Gulf of
Mexico (nGOM) in summer 2010. To examine potential impacts on native reef fish …

Information about fish age, development and growth is a cornerstone in fishery research and
management. Development describes the sequencing of life-history stages and growth is a …

Availability of organic matter and nutrients transported from the marine environment to
streams by spawning salmon was increased in two small streams in southwestern …