The family Mugilidae includes various species of great ecological and economic importance
for both capture fisheries and aquaculture in many regions of the world. The schooling …

Mugil cephalus has been identified as a suitable species for feeding populations in
developing countries, and it represents a traditionally harvested and consumed species in …

Wetlands and coastal lagoons are valuable and sensitive environments and their important
role has been widely recognized at the international level, in particular within the framework …

In this study, specimens of the large-scale sand smelts Atherina boyeri, a fish species
occurring in different environments (freshwater lakes, coastal lagoons, sea), were examined …

The mullets are consumers of low trophic layers and can develop in a variety of biotopes.
Despite research efforts on artificial propagation, mullet aquaculture still relies on wild …

The behaviour of European sea bass larvae reared with the mesocosm technique was
analysed in relation to ontogeny and increasing food density, with a particular focus on …

In the present study, we analysed the temporal changes of fisheries landings in the six
coastal lagoons (Enez, Homa, Karina, Akköy, Güllük, and Köyceğiz) along the Aegean coast …

Grey mullets comprise different species which represent the most ubiquitous teleost families
in the planet coastal waters. They represent an important proportion of the Mediterranean …

Abundance, spatial distribution, population structure and growth of non-native Eurasian
perch (Perca fluviatilis) were examined in the Lake Skadar, a large, unstratified lake in the …

Ruditapes decussatus is a traditional resource of fishing activity in Sardinia Island. This
species is not cultured, but fishermen picked them up from the bottom of brackish areas. The …