Fisheries management often relies on single‐species assessments, overlooking multispecies dynamics while facing the added challenge of nonlinear environmental variability. Marine landings of most commercially exploited species in the Southwestern Atlantic have declined for decades and are projected to decrease further under climate change, as ocean warming is expected to reduce fisheries catches and revenues. Despite these tre...

Time‐series modeling of fisheries provides insights into stock tendencies and enables short‐term forecasting of landings, aiding decision makers in establishing management priorities. The Rio de la Plata Estuary and its maritime front sustain valuable fisheries for Argentina and Uruguay, with striped weakfish ( Cynoscion guatucupa ), whitemouth croaker ( Micropogonias furnieri ), and Argentine hake ( Merluccius hubbsi ) histor...

Sandy beaches and their associated surf zones are the most common type of open shoreline, with significant ecological and socio‐economic importance. In this study, we explored the seasonal fluctuations of the surf zone holo‐ and meroplankton communities to understand the underlying environmental variables driving the temporal dynamics of each community. We also defined a surf‐zooplankton community on a temperate sandy beach (M...

The Argentine shortfin squid ( Illex argentinus ) sustains one of the world's largest squid fisheries. This squid presents strong interannual fluctuations in abundance, attributed to its semelparous life strategy coupled with environmental influences on recruitment. Several stocks have been identified, but the south patagonic stock (SPS) is the most abundant and the main support ( ca . 80%) of the Argentine fishery. SPS spawns...