… , predators or low prey density areas. In this context, estuaries are key nursery areas for
larval and juvenile fish. … to function aerobically at lower dissolved oxygen concentrations. …

… Larval responses to hypoxia, and to a lesser extent … acidification (decreased pH) and
hypoxia (low dissolved oxygen) … , while smaller fish are more susceptible to predation [40,58]. …

… ) and multiple pulses of estuarine water exiting Mobile Bay (… -Bird Electronics 49 FastCAT),
dissolved oxygen (SBE 43), chl … ination of larval fish distributions and associated predator and …

… oxygen (<4 mg/l) and hypoxic (<2 mg/l) events in both estuaries and the impact of low
dissolved oxygen (DO) and hypoxic events on overall fish species abundance, richness and …

… Supersaturated dissolved oxygen was a driver of low larval fish … that larval density decreased
due to predation by the mysid predation or that the boom-bust cycle of HABs in the estuary …

… of larval fishes, their prey, and their predators over space and time (ebb/flood tide). In total,
6095 fish larvae and~ 1.5 million prey/predator … spatial overlap between larval fishes and their …

… of dissolved oxygen concentrations collected at shallow water sites (primarily < 2 m) at high
frequency (15 min) throughout the estuarine … co-varied with dissolved oxygen. We used a …

… Such behavioural and physiological changes can result in greater susceptibility to predation
… regions of an estuary, possibly driven by the associated dissolved oxygen supersaturation. …

… these sympatric estuarine predator species … estuarine fish communities, with differences
emerging between species in their ability to tolerate the combination of low dissolved oxygen …

… concentrations varies by species, life stage (eggs, larvae, … of predation, will change depending
on the amount of oxygen … reproductive capacity in the estuarine fish, Fundulus grandis. …