In this article, we discuss knowledge and gaps regarding blue carbon ecosystems (BCEs) in
Brazil, considering the urgency to apply protection actions and policies to safeguard their …

Variations in the relative importance of autotrophic sources to aquatic consumers along
environmental gradients and the trophic role of mangrove-derived detritus to marine coastal …

Little is known on the degree to which terrestrial organic matter delivered to tropical
estuaries contributes to estuarine consumers. Here, stable isotope analysis is used to …

Resource pulsing is a widespread phenomenon, but its effects on ecosystem dynamics are
often difficult to predict. Hydrological pulsing, in particular, is known to influence the structure …

Urban estuaries are amongst the most severely altered systems worldwide and undergo a
wide range of ecological crises such as habitat destruction, nutrient enrichment and …

Abstract The Atlantic goliath grouper Epinephelus itajara is the largest species of groupers
in the Atlantic Ocean, reaching over 2 m total length and 400 kg. It has an ontogenetic …

In the present study, we investigated ontogenetic diet shifts, feeding strategy, prey
preferences, and basal food sources that sustain the Paradoxal frog (Pseudis minuta) based …

Food partitioning among coexisting species in different habitats remains an important
research topic in trophic ecology. In this work, we combined carbon and nitrogen stable …

To assess the basal resources supporting food webs impacted by rainfalls, we compared
stable isotope ratios (δ 13 C and δ 15 N) of fish consumers and organic matter sources …

The Mekong River is home to the largest inland fishery in the world, which is due in part to its
exceptional sediment and nutrie Page 1 The Mekong River is home to the largest inland …