Coastal and estuarine (CE) areas are essential fish habitats; they act as nurseries for a large
proportion of species of fisheries interest but face high levels of cumulative anthropogenic …

Nearshore habitats are essential for many marine fish species but are subject to
anthropogenic stressors. Assessing the consequences of essential fish habitat degradation …

Coastal and estuarine habitats are essential for both growth and survival at juvenile stages
for a large proportion of marine fish but are exposed to a variety of threats. However, the …

Analysing the estuarine use patterns of juveniles of marine migrant fish species is vital for
identifying important sites for juveniles as well as the basic environmental features that …

Abstract The Bay of Seine is a potentially important nursery ground, especially for flatfish.
This area, however, is also strongly anthropogenically influenced. A composite approach …

Habitat protection is a strategy often proposed in fisheries management to help maintain
viable populations of exploited species. Yet, quantifying the importance of habitat availability …

Understanding the response of fish populations to habitat change mediated by sea level rise
(SLR) is a key component of ecosystem-based management. Yet, no direct link has been …

Purpose–Estuaries and shallow coastal areas are among the most productive ecosystems in
the world, being recognized as important nursery areas for marine fish. The aim of this paper …

Estuaries provide important nursery and feeding habitat for numerous commercially and
ecologically important fish, however, have been historically subject to substantial habitat …

Estuaries and coastal waters are essential nursery habitats for many marine species, and
especially for flatfishes. Thus, investigating how anthropogenic disturbances affect the …