Amphidromous species undertake a number of migrations throughout their life-history,
migrating to sea immediately after hatching in freshwater, migrating back to freshwater after …

Water development threatens rivers and their biodiversity. Amphidromous shrimp are
particularly vulnerable as they require migration between freshwater and estuaries to …

Carbon fiber reinforced composite materials are finding new applications in highly loaded
marine structures such as tidal turbine blades and marine propellers. Such applications …

Dams are often removed from rivers to restore habitat connectivity for biota such as fish.
Removal of inland dams is well studied in temperate mainland rivers but this approach has …

Penelitian mengenai keanekaragaman ikan air tawar di Sungai Opak DIY telah dilakukan
dan dipublikasikan, tahun 2006, 2011 dan 2013. Data mengenai keanekaragaman ikan di …

River regulation has degraded aquatic biodiversity globally, and the effects can be
pronounced for diadromous species, whose life history processes can depend on flow …

Designing conservation strategies in human-dominated landscapes is challenging, owing to
complex human-natural systems and evolving societal values. To meet this challenge, a …

Sicydiine gobies are major contributors to Caribbean stream fish biodiversity, and
ecosystem functions and services. In the Caribbean, Sicydiine gobies are represented by a …

Animal migration mediates many ecological processes by transferring materials and
organisms across ecosystems. Migration period in each species is often limited in relatively …

Amphidromous postlarvae fisheries (APFs) constitute a globally widespread and distinctive
class of fishery that is largely unknown to fisheries science. APFs harvest ocean-to-river …