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Frontiers in Marine Science · 2025 · Vol. 12 · Frontiers
Global interest in microplastics is increasing, with numerous organisations collecting data on microplastics in the environment. However, disparate sampling, analysis, and reporting methods limit our ability to integrate data, hindering a global understanding of microplastic occurrence, effects and dynamics. Drawing on international directives and collaborations, we present a comprehensive guideline of harmonised and standardi...
Marine Ecology · 2025 · Vol. 46 · Issue 1 · Wiley
The Gulf of Aden (GA) experiences seasonal upwelling phenomena, fostering favorable conditions for diverse marine life. Despite this richness, the known sea urchin species in the Gulf of Aden has been limited to the common long‐spined ( Diadema paucispinum ). Our study aimed to explore and document sea urchin diversity in this region. Through scuba diving and low tide collections from coral reefs and sandbanks, we obtained sam...
Fishes · 2023 · Vol. 8 · Issue 8 · MDPI
This study reveals the diet of pike-perch from two habitats within the Tersko-Caspian region. The feeding habits of pike-perch in the Sulak and Terek rivers and Tersko-Caspian region were investigated based on 354 specimens sampled monthly from a commercial catch in 2019. Their diet consisted of different prey, with fish representing the most important prey group (up to 90%). Rutilus caspicus dominated with a frequency of occu...
Environmental Science and Pollution Research · 2023 · Vol. 30 · Issue 28 · Springer
Fallah Hashemi; Lori Hoepner; Farahnaz Soleimani Hamidinejad; Daniela Haluza; Sima Afrashteh; Alireza Abbasi; Elma Omeragić; Belma Imamović; Narin A. Rasheed; Taqi M. J. Taher; Fitri Kurniasari; Dhuha Youssef Wazqar; Özge Ceren Apalı; Ayca Demir Yildirim; Bo Zhao; Zaruhi Kalikyan; Cui Guo; Andrea Chong Valbuena; Magdalena Mititelu; Carolina Martínez Pando; Maria Saridi; Aikaterini Toska; Magalys Lopez Cuba; Precious Kwablah Kwadzokpui; Niguse Tadele; Tohfa Nasibova; Stefanie Harsch; Luvsan Munkh-Erdene; Wafaa Menawi; Efi Evangelou; Antoniya Dimova; Dimitar Marinov; Teodora Dimitrova; Anna Shalimova; Howieda Fouly; Anna Suraya; Juliana Pereira da Silva Faquim; Bouadil Oumayma; Maria Antonieta Annunziato; Rezarta Lalo; Evridiki Papastavrou; Anju D. Ade; Susanna Caminada; Svetlana Stojkov; Carmen Gloria Narvaez; Lutendo Sylvia Mudau; Ines Rassas; Daphnee Michel; Nur Sema Kaynar; Sehar Iqbal; Halla Elshwekh; Irin Hossain; Sadeq AL-Fayyadh; Aniuta Sydorchuk; Dua’a M. H. Alnusairat; Asli Mohamed Abdullahi; Neelam Iqbal; Apsara Pandey; Brenda Gómez-Gómez; Aysenur Gunaydin Akyildiz; Elena Morosan; Daniella Dwarica; Gantuya Dorj; Sumaya Yusuf Hasan; Noha M. Al-Shdayfat; Bojana Knezevic; Wendy Valladares; Cecilia Severi; Sofia Cuba Fuentes; Sofia Augusto; Elizaveta Sidorova; Anita Dewi Moelyaningrum; Tafaul Alawad; Atiqa Khalid; Nafisa M. K. Elehamer; Anna Mihaylova; Oxana Tsigengagel; Aziza Menouni; Agnieszka Wojtecka; Rozita Hod; Yusuf Banke Idayat; Khadija Othman; Rim M. Harfouch; Tsonco Paunov; Meruyert Omar; Nana Christine Benderli; Globila Nurika; Sana Amjad; Salma Elnoamany; Fatma Elesrigy; Marwa Mamdouh Shaban; Doménica Acevedo-López; Maria Kartashova; Atika Khalaf; Sabah Abdullah Jaafar; Taisir A. Kadhim; Nada Ab Hweissa; Yulong Teng; Fatima E. Mohammed; Thayahlini Sasikumar; Christabel Nangandu Hikaambo; Aditi Kharat; Ulyana Lyamtseva; Maya Arfan Aldeeb; Natalia Pawlas; Lkhagvasuren Khorolsuren; Roopeshwaree Pallavi Koonjul; Halima Boubacar Maïnassara; Priyanka Chahal; Rose W. Wangeci; Ainur B. Kumar; Irina Zamora-Corrales; Stella Gracy; Maimouna Mahamat; Jakub Adamczyk; Haliza Abdul Rahman; Lolita Matiashova; Omneya Ezzat Elsherif; Nazdar E. Alkhateeb; Yamilé Aleaga; Shima Bahrami; Shaimaa Rahem Al-salihy; Paula Cabrera-Galeana; Mladena Lalic-Popovic; Eugenie Brown-Myrie; Divya Bhandari; Cinderella Akbar Mayaboti; Svetlana Stanišić; Sanda Kreitmayer Pestic; Muhammed Yunus Bektay; Haleama Al Sabbah; Saber Hashemi; Bouchetara Assia; Anne-Sophie Merritt; Zhian Ramzi; Himawatee Baboolal; Juman Isstaif; Rula Shami; Rahma Saad; Temwanani Nyirongo; Mohammad Hoseini
Ecology · 2021 · Vol. 102 · Issue 2 · Wiley
Phenotypic variation can lead to variation in the strength and outcome of species interactions. Variation in phenotypic traits can arise due to plastic responses to environmental stimuli, underlying genetic variation, or both, and may reflect differences in the focal organism or aspects of the extended phenotype (e.g., associated microbes). We used a reciprocal transplant experiment of Porites corals to evaluate the role of pl...