Recent and projected future changes in the temperature and chemistry of marine waters
around the UK and Ireland are having, and will in the future have, effects on the phenology …

Commercial fishing is an important socio‐economic activity in coastal regions of the UK and
Ireland. Ocean–atmospheric changes caused by greenhouse gas emissions are likely to …

The Canary Current upwelling ecosystem (CanC) constitutes one of the four main eastern
boundary upwelling ecosystems (EBUEs) of the world, thus hosting high productivity and …

1. The intensive exploitation of fish communities often leads to substantial reductions in the
abundance of target species, with ramifications for the structure and stability of the …

A highly diversified mix of fish species, cephalopods and crustaceans, together with several
macro-epibenthic organisms, compose trawl catches in the Mediterranean Sea …

The structure and dynamics of the benthic invertebrate megafauna of the Southeastern
Brazilian shelf were studied over a 2-year period. Two regions presenting different …

The aim of this study was to determine whether the composition of the demersal fish fauna in
coastal marine waters in temperate Australia changes markedly with increasing water depth …

The analysis of 79 hauls performed by commercial bottom trawlers from 50 to 800m depth in
the Balearic Sea (north-western Mediterranean) from June 1995 to September 1996 yielded …

Galicia (NW Spain) is an important fishing region with a high potential for cetacean–fishery
interactions. Cetacean depredation on catch and damage to fishing gear can potentially …

Adoption of the ecosystem approach to fisheries management relies on recognition of the
link between fish and other components of the ecosystem, namely their physical and …