Small-scale fisheries play a crucial role in providing food and jobs in local communities
worldwide. Nonetheless, their environmental impact remains poorly understood. To assess …

Barnes (1996). An endemic species of Pollicipes, P. caboverdensis, from Cape Verde
Islands, has since been described, joining the three previously known extant species (P …

Biogeographic studies aim to understand species distributions and are becoming
increasingly relevant to establish baselines to monitor ecological change. The NW Atlantic …

With the ongoing climate and oceanographic change, an increasing number of studies are
reporting dramatic population losses caused by thermal extremes in intertidal habitats …

The conservation of a sufficient reproductive potential of an exploited stock is one of the
goals of fisheries management, as it ensures sustainable productivity. However, there is …

Wave climate is shifting over the last decades along the Atlantic coasts of Europe ultimately
driven by large-scale patterns of atmospheric variability forced by anthropogenic global …

Recruitment and growth of the gooseneck barnacle Pollicipes pollicipes (Gmelin, 1791) are
essential life history parameters needed for the monitoring and assessment of the fishery …

The spatial structuring of seabird populations makes individual colonies very dependent on
regional factors. That is especially the case in small edge populations located far from large …

The conservation of a sufficient reproductive potential of an exploited stock is one of the
goals of fisheries management, as it ensures sustainable productivity. However, there is …

Barnacles are bottom-dwelling crustaceans that live on a variety of substrates, including
rocks, mollusk shells, corals, sponges, mangrove roots and leaves, and the body surface of …