Abstract The Indian Ocean presents two distinct climate regimes. The north Indian Ocean is
dominated by the monsoons, whereas the seasonal reversal is less pronounced in the …

In this study, we analysed the benthic effects of two in situ fisheries disturbance experiments
using a combination of side-scan sonar, high definition underwater video, sediment profile …

The spatial-temporal variation of the impact of political and social factors such as (Fishing
Moratorium, Marine Protected Areas, New Year, and COVID-19) on fishing activities offshore …

This paper demonstrates the impact of maintenance dredging activities on the macrobenthic
community structure of a tropical monsoonal estuary (Cochin estuary), located in the …

Phosphorus (P) as an essential macronutrient, plays a crucial role in the regulation of
biological productivity and biogeochemical cycling of other biogenic elements in aquatic …

The rapid decline of freshwater biodiversity caused by overfishing has led to the
implementation of a series of conservation measures, including fishing bans. However …

Repeat observations over the Kochi and Mangalore shelves of the southeastern Arabian
Sea (SEAS) during April to December 2012 revealed substantial accumulation of methane …

Coastal hypoxia—harmfully low levels of oxygen—is a mounting problem that jeopardizes
coastal ecosystems and economies. The northern Indian Ocean is particularly susceptible …

Dredging activities cause sediment resuspension, which can change the bioavailability of
nutrients such as phosphorus (P) in aquatic ecosystems due to remobilization. This study …

The spatiotemporal distribution and ecology of the suprabenthic and benthic mega-
crustaceans were studied in the shelf-shelf break of Turkish waters of the eastern …