Fatty acids (FA) are a major source of nutrients and energy in aquatic food webs, as well as
serving as the main components of all cell membranes. Increasing anthropogenic impacts …

Many coastal and offshore fish species are highly dependent on specific habitat types for
population maintenance. In the Baltic Sea, shallow productive habitats in the coastal zone …

We synthesize a large body of literature involving peer-reviewed work, grey literature and
novel data analyses about the small-scale northern pike (Esox lucius) fishery in lagoon …

Coastal predatory fish are of key importance for the provisioning of ecosystem services in
the Baltic Sea. Worldwide, however, there has been a general and sharp decline in …

Understanding the movement ecology of fish communities is necessary to take effective
management actions that aim to reverse population declines, especially in fish stocks …

Management for sustainable coastal ecosystems is benefited by coherent large scale status
assessments to support the identification of measures, but these efforts may be challenged …

The abundance of pike, a keystone top-predator, have declined dramatically in the Baltic
Sea since the 1990s likely owing to recruitment failure. It has been proposed that wetland …

In mobile animals, selection pressures resulting from spatio-temporally varying ecological
factors often drive adaptations in migration behavior and associated physiological …

Abstract The Quark Archipelago, in the northernmost part of the Baltic Sea, provides
valuable reproduction areas for coastal fish such as pike (Esox lucius L.). Here, pike stocks …

Pike in the western Baltic Sea live on the edge of their salinity tolerance. Under
physiologically challenging conditions, organism may respond by moving to environmentally …