A large fish‐count dataset from the Brazilian province was used to describe spatial patterns
in standing biomass and test if total biomass, taxonomic and functional trophic structure vary …

Although information on the spawning seasons of commercially important snappers
(Lutjanidae) and groupers (Serranidae, subfamily Epinephelinae) is available for the north …

Lionfish (Pterois spp.) evolved in the Indo-Pacific with predators and prey and invaded
regions (eg, the Caribbean Sea and Mediterranean) where no such balance yet exists. In …

This research aimed to evaluate anthropogenic litter found on beaches with different levels
of development and use along the coast of Pernambuco (northeast Brazil) to determine …

Reef fisheries are multispecific and employ a variety of fishing gears across marine
environments, even in remote areas. This intricate and multifaceted nature of reef fisheries is …

The dog snapper, Lutjanus jocu, is a commercially exploited fish throughout the Brazilian
Province (BP) and has been facing overexploitation. However, there are no systematized …

Indonesia is the most important producer country of snapper and grouper species
worldwide, with a notable increase in landings over the past decades. The Java Sea is one …

Biodiversity in estuarine ecosystems suffers from the impact of environmental changes and
human activities. This mainly involves changes in temperature, salinity, pollution, habitat …

The early life history of Western Atlantic snappers from the Southern hemisphere is largely
unknown. Habitat use of different life stages (ie size categories) of the dog snapper …

The Brazilian-endemic greenbeack parrotfish, Scarus trispinosus Valenciennes, 1840, is the
largest herbivorous reef fish in the South Atlantic. Following the sharp decline of large …