Pollution-induced neurotoxicity is of high concern. This pilot study investigated the potential
relationship between the presence of microplastics (MPs) in the brain of 180 wild fish …

This chapter examines how zoogeography and estuarine typology can influence fish
assemblages. There is a focus on the global classification of estuary‐associated fish species …

The shallow waters of the world's coasts comprise a variety of ecosystems such as tidal
wetlands, salt marshes, sand flats, rocky coasts, and coral reef flats, and encompass …

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 …

Overfishing constitutes a major threat affecting marine fish population worldwide, including
mullet species that have been exploited by fisheries during the reproductive migration in …

After extensive aquaculture, urbanization, and industrial development, the Pearl River Delta
(PRD) has undergone profound environmental changes, with biological invasion emerging …

This chapter synthesises the current knowledge and future directions of research into
estuarine fish, their habitats and the estuarine fisheries. It also aims to present the main …

Coastal lagoons are environmentally and naturally dynamic areas crucial for fish
reproduction and nursery. Thus, this research aims to evaluate the importance of the species …

Temperate lagoonal estuaries contain a mosaic of subtidal habitats including salt marsh
creeks, sand, and seagrass. Studies comparing fish use of estuarine habitats have focused …

Defining fisheries is not a straightforward task. It involves several components that make its
definition context-dependent. They are usually determined based on the manner of …