Regions with a Mediterranean climate are generally predicted to become warmer and drier
with climate change. Estuaries in these regions are influenced by a broad range of climate …

Anthropogenic impacts have shifted aquatic ecosystems far from prehistoric baseline states;
yet, understanding these impacts is impeded by a lack of available long-term data that …

Maintaining the health of aquatic systems is an essential component of sustainable
catchment management, however, degradation of water quality and aquatic habitat …

The science needed to inform management of environmental flows to temporarily closed
estuaries and coastal lagoons is decades behind the state of knowledge for rivers and large …

Understanding challenges posed by climate change to estuaries and their faunas remains a
high priority for managing these systems and their communities. Freshwater discharge into a …

Freshwater flows to estuaries shape habitat, transport nutrients to drive productivity, and
generate a salinity gradient that impacts water quality and provides spawning cues for fish …

The recent contribution of Marshall and White [1], which is based on the correct observation
that reproductive output tends to scale hyperallometrically with fish size, suggests that …

This study examined inter‐period changes over two to three decades in the fish fauna of an
urbanized estuary experiencing rapid population growth and a drying climate (Swan …

A summary of the Gill-Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT) is presented, ie, of a theory seeking
to explain a variety of life processes in fish and aquatic invertebrate by the fact that that the …

Ecosystems in shallow micro-tidal lagoons are particularly sensitive to hydrologic changes.
Lagoons are complex transitional ecosystems between land and sea, and the signals of …