Amphipod crustaceans exist across marine habitats from the polar regions to the tropics,
providing a critical biological link between benthic/pelagic processes and …

Microplastics are considered freshwater pollutants of emerging concern. Although
microplastics have been identified in a range of taxa, only a limited number of studies have …

Abstract Eurythenes SI Smith in Scudder, 1882 are one of the largest scavenging deep-sea
amphipods (max. 154 mm) and are found in every ocean across an extensive bathymetric …

The ecological radiation of amphipods is striking among crustaceans. Despite high diversity,
global distribution and key roles in all aquatic environments, little is known about their …

Studying the biogeography of amphipod crustaceans is of interest because they play an
important role at lower trophic levels in ecosystems. Because they lack a planktonic larval …

Human pressures are changing ocean environments, such as a shift from fish‐to squid‐
dominated ecosystems in overfished, poorly oxygenated environments. After death …

Paralicella tenuipes and Paralicella caperesca are known as widely distributed deep-sea
scavenging amphipods. Some recent studies based on genetic data indicated the presence …

The food source of hadal endemic fauna provides an insight into the carbon cycle in
trenches and a biological adaptation to the impoverished and harsh trench environment …

Introduction Currently, Arctic marine ecosystems are witnessing the most rapid physical
changes worldwide, leading to shifts in pelagic and benthic communities and food web …

Recently, there has been a resurgent interest in the exploration of deep-sea mineral
deposits, particularly polymetallic nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ), central …