Predation is a dominant structuring force in ecological communities. In aquatic
environments, predation on bivalves has long been an important focal interaction for …

Insight into the evolutionary radiation of organisms is partly underpinned by theories on the
adaptive divergence of sensory systems, and the ecological, physiological, and behavioural …

The study of phenotypic variation at the level of populations and species is central to
understanding the processes that lead to evolutionary diversification. Triplefin fishes …

The present study aimed to determine the allometric scaling among a selection of
morphological traits in European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) to estimate fish body …

Coastal storm risks have been increasing over the last couple of decades, affecting both
marine infrastructure and human security. Nevertheless, the ecological impact on intertidal …

Settlement is a key process in the life history of marine fish, when shape and ecological
changes occur during the transition from a pelagic larva to a benthic juvenile. We studied the …

21 ambiente arrastrado. Todos los estudios utilizados en el meta-análisis provenían del
hemisferio norte, mientras que el estudio local representa los primeros datos disponibles en …

En este trabajo se describe la composición y abundancia del ensamble de peces pequeños
de los submareales rocosos que habitan en el golfo San José y los efectos de diversas …

How predator–prey mass ratios (PPMR) vary across taxa and body sizes has long-standing,
unresolved relevance to ecosystem structure, function, and modeling. Mid-level fishes, or …

The trophic level of an organism describes its sequence of natural diet visible to the food
chain along with its ecosystem. This is also related to the type of diet composition and food …