The perception that anthropogenic stressors cause jellyfish blooms is widespread within the
scientific literature and media but robust evidence in support of these claims appears scarce …

Abstract 142 scientific publications have been reviewed on the characteristics of the
scyphozoans with respect to their ability to develop blooms and the most significant …

The scyphozoan jellyfish Acromitus flagellatus (Maas, 1903) formed massive aggregations
in the River Saptamukhi channel, situated in Sundarbans, the world's largest deltaic …

The present paper reports the occurrence of a poorly known rhizostome jellyfish Catostylus
perezi from the Veraval coast of Gujarat in India for the first time. Specimen was identified …

Swarming of Scyphomedusae in large numbers in the Indian Ocean and specifically in the
north-eastern Arabian Sea has been found to impact fishing operations; however …

Monthly variations of Catostylus sp. medusae abundance, size and symbionts, and
environmental conditions were studied in Panguil Bay, Philippines from December 2013 to …

Molecular data have shown that jellyfishes are more geographically restricted and
evolutionarily divergent than previously thought. We examined genetic variation and …

Finfish composition and seasonal abundance was studied in the world largest arid
mangrove ecosystem of the Indus Delta, Pakistan. Sampling was done from February 2010 …

This dissertation focuses on the question of how the rhizostome scyphomedusan Rhopilema
nomadica manages to bloom annually in the highly oligotrophic waters of the eastern …

La década de 1990 marca el momento en el que despierta el interés por las proliferaciones
del zooplancton gelatinoso. Conocido vulgarmente como medusas, este grupo integra a …