Climate and anthropogenic impacts are prevalent in marine and estuarine ecosystems.
Rapid environmental changes have altered biological diversity and the ecological services …

Climate and anthropogenic stressors are frequent in coastal systems, affecting biological
communities in different intensities and directions. When acting synergistically, their effects …

Nitrogen stable isotope ratios (δ 15 N) are routinely used to estimate consumer trophic
positions (TPs). This method is very sensitive to the chosen isotopic baseline, which should …

Nutrient pollution is facilitating the encroachment of invasive aquatic plants in various water
bodies globally. This study investigated seasonal aquatic macrophyte responses in two …

Abstract The Wanshan Archipelago, situated in the Pearl River Estuary, stood as a key
fishing ground in China, boasting abundant fishery resources. To investigate variations in …

Classifying organisms into guilds is a good strategy to deal with taxonomic differences, and
possibly to compare systems worldwide to address ecosystemic questions. Functional guilds …

Stable isotope analysis of δ13C and δ15N have been broadly used in ecological studies to
access trophic interactions between organisms, and the flow of energy and contaminants …

The Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean has been rapidly changing over the last century.
Many of those changes are driven by climate anomalies such as the El Niño-Southern …

Estuaries are coastal ecosystems of transition between continental and marine waters,
among their characteristics, there is the salinity variation due to tidal cycles, being necessary …

Estuaries are coastal ecosystems of transition between continental and marine waters,
among their characteristics, there is the salinity variation due to tidal cycles, being necessary …