In the last thirty years, the emergence and progression of biologging technology has led to
great advances in marine predator ecology. Large databases of location and dive …

The number of scientific papers resulting from biologging instruments deployed on marine
mammals is increasing as improved technologies result in smaller devices and improved …

Despite global declines in the abundance of marine predators, knowledge of foraging
ecology, necessary to predict the ecological consequences of large changes in marine …

This study presents an empirical example of how ES can be incorporated into MSP in
developing countries, in particular in the Southern region of Los Lagos (Chile). This paper …

Mercury, a toxic metal released by various human activities, exerts environmental stress
through its bioaccumulation and biomagnification, particularly in marine habitats. South …

Individual specialisation is increasingly recognised to be an ecological and evolutionary
process having important consequences for population dynamics of vertebrates. The South …

There are not “universal methods” to determine diet composition of predators. Most
traditional methods are biased because of their reliance on differential digestibility and the …

Individual specialization, which describes whether populations are comprised of dietary
generalists or specialists, has profound ecological and evolutionary implications. However …

Considerable uncertainties often surround the causes of long‐term changes in population
abundance. One striking example is the precipitous decline of southern sea lions (SSL; …

Larvae of the genus Pseudoterranova constitute a risk for human health when ingested
through raw or undercooked fish. They can provoke pseudoterranovosis in humans, a fish …