The presence of transient and temporary individuals in capture-mark-recapture studies may
violate the assumption on equal catchability, and thus yield biased estimates. We …

Sociality and ecological drivers that can influence individual association patterns are
infrequently considered in wildlife management, although they are essential aspects …

Competition between fisheries and bottlenose dolphins is a globally relevant conflict given
its socioeconomic and ecological implications. Understanding the factors driving the …

Understanding the foraging strategies of marine megafauna that interact with fisheries is key
to conflict mitigation. Bottlenose dolphins Tursiops truncatus in the northern Aegean Sea …

Highlights•Food provisioning is associated with low reproductive success of dolphins.•Food-
provisioned dolphins have smaller home ranges and spend less time socializing.• …

Mycotic diseases are considered a worldwide growing concern related to public health.
Lobomycosis like disease (LLD)(Lacazia loboi) is a chronic and progressive infection in skin …

Abstract The present study, covering 2018–2022, evaluated the cetacean interactions with a
bottom-set net fishery along the mainland Portuguese Southern coast (Algarve), estimating …

Catch depredation is economically damaging to fishery participants and potentially harmful
to marine predators such as Tursiops truncatus (Common Bottlenose Dolphin). Here, we …

Marine mammals are very diverse because of the oceanographic conditions of Mexican
waters (where 36% of the current species worldwide are found); however, scientific research …

The increase in fishing effort and the expansion of the fishing grounds of small-scale
fisheries increase the interactions with marine mammals globally. Such interactions are …