Ensuring an economically viable, sustainable and low CO 2 emission extractive fishery is
critical in order to achieve the life below water UN sustainable development goals and the …

Multiple stressors may combine in unexpected ways to alter the structure of ecological
systems, however, our current ability to evaluate their ecological impact is limited due to the …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most vulnerable ecosystems in the world due
to the variety and severity of cumulative impacts faced, including high climate risk. Species …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is a large marine ecosystem with high heterogeneity in
both environmental and ecological characteristics. It presents clear gradients from north to …

In the framework of global human-induced change, marine communities' often respond to
changing conditions abruptly reorganizing into new equilibria. These shifts are difficult to …

Increasing impacts of both fisheries and climate change have resulted in shifts in the
structure and functioning of marine communities. One recurrent observation is the rise of …

Climate change is triggering shifts in species distribution eventually altering communities'
biogeography. The composition of a community in terms of its species' ecological niche …

The small pelagic European sardine presents high commercial and ecological values. Due
to its cold-temperate water affinity, stocks are affected by global warming. Water temperature …

In this study, the four most important species in the Humboldt Current System (HCS),
Engraulis ringens, Sardinops sagax, Trachurus murphyi, and Dosidicus gigas were linked to …

Abstract The Western Mediterranean fisheries significantly contribute to the regional blue
economy, despite evidence of ongoing, widespread overexploitation of stocks …