The concept of estuarine dependence by various fish species has been widely discussed
and written about by ichthyologists for decades. In this review we selected single, well …

The understanding of the role of fishes in the trophic functioning of estuaries has increased
in stages over many decades. It began with qualitative and quantitative dietary studies …

This chapter examines the ways in which estuarine fishes interact both with their habitat, and
with each other, in relation to food and feeding. The ways in which diet and feeding may …

Estuarine-dependent marine fish species rely on shallow, sheltered and food rich habitats
for protection from predators, growth and ultimately recruitment to adult populations. Hence …

Seagrass habitats provide structural complexity in coastal estuarine and marine
environments, which offer fish optimal foraging grounds and refuge from predation …

Estuarine-dependent marine fish species rely on shallow, sheltered and food rich habitats
for protection from predators, growth and ultimately recruitment to adult populations. Hence …

Episodic river flooding has the capacity to 'reset'estuaries and redirect these systems on a
new path towards some sort of dynamic physical and biological equilibrium. A major river …

Decreasing populations of common estuary-associated marine fishes are being
documented globally and red flags associated with such declines are often ignored due to …

Estuaries are well known for their role as nutrient and detrital sinks that stimulate high levels
of both primary and secondary production which, in turn, support a large biomass of fishes …

Trophic contributions of diverse OM sources to estuarine and coastal food webs differ
substantially across systems around the world, particularly for nekton (fish, cephalopods …