Simple Summary Populations of many marine species are threatened by a number of
interacting factors, including anthropogenic activities, climate change, and biodiversity loss …

In the light of future ocean warming scenarios and habitat fragmentation, coastal fishes must
adjust their physiological and behavioral traits to face the combined effect of global warming …

Syngnathids are considered flagship species of estuarine and coastal environments.
However, most of the Mediterranean species are still classified as data-deficient (DD) at a …

Seagrass beds are an important habitat for seahorses, a group of small-sized fishes that are
named for the horse-like shape of their heads. This study paid attention to the role of …

Conservation assessments are central to determining the extinction risk of species. They
help drive effective management plans and regulations to protect threatened species. The …

This study aimed to evaluate and compare seasonal variations of Hippocampus reidi
population structures in two Brazilian coastal areas. Samples were collected from the rocky …

Habitat loss is a primary threat to seahorses, pipefishes, and their relatives (family
Syngnathidae) globally. Conservation intervention is difficult or ineffective when species lack …

Photo-identification has been proven to be a successful individual recognition tool in
seahorse species (eg, long-snout seahorse Hippocampus reidi (Ginsburg, 1933) and long …

Studies of behavioral traits of threatened marine species are fundamental in order to plan
correct conservation strategies. This information becomes crucial to seahorses conservation …

Marine community science presents an important route to gather valuable scientific
information and conduct population monitoring. It can also influence local management and …