Freshwater fish are in a perilous state with more than 30% of species considered critically
endangered. Yet significant ecological and methodological complexities constrain our ability …

Predatory fish species play a key role in aquatic ecosystems by exerting top‐down control
on the food web. Also, their intra‐guild trophic interactions (ie competition) are crucial for the …

Marine turtles are key indicator species of ecosystem function and environmental health,
however, many of their life-history features remain cryptic. Particularly, the understanding of …

Competitive interactions between species is widely prevalent within the animal world. In this
manuscript, we attempted to understand feeding competitions between the Amazon sailfin …

In the last century, Italian freshwater ecosystems have been invaded by several non-native
fish species. In the subalpine Lake Mergozzo (northern Italy), several recently introduced …

Context Trophic overlap between invasive and native species can cause a competitive
displacement of the native. In Australian freshwaters, the invasive crayfish Cherax destructor …

Effective conservation management of river systems requires a comprehensive
understanding of local and regional biodiversity, necessitating accurate characterization of …

Marine coastal areas are highly productive due to the presence of various inputs of organic
matter, including terrestrial material, which fuels food webs. However, the ecological …

Effective control measures for small-bodied invasive alien species (IAS) in lotic
environments are essential for preserving native biodiversity and ecosystem health. This …

Abstract Invasive Black Carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus) pose a dual threat to North
American freshwater ecosystems through consumption of threatened and endangered …