The research of hydrographic variability can be performed using geospatial analyses of
habitats that explicitly represent the distribution of physicochemical factors in different …

Tropical mangroves are amongst the most productive and dynamic ecosystems on Earth. In
order to understand the trophic dynamics of estuarine mangrove fringes in the Tropical …

Fish assemblages in tropical lowland rivers are characterized by a high richness of species
that feed on a diverse array of food resources. Although closely related species often have …

The ecological functioning of floodplain lakes is largely influenced by the interaction with the
river mainstem. In this study, seasonal variation in water chemistry and the relationship with …

Abstract Knowledge of trophic structure is important to understand sources and pathways of
energy resources in community ecology and to identify determinants of ecosystem changes …

Floodplain lakes are highly productive and biodiverse ecosystems whose food webs
depend on a variety of autochthonous and allochthonous resources. Thus far, the role of …

Climate change is causing shifts in the distribution patterns of freshwater fish at various
spatio‐temporal scales. Tropical freshwater fish are vulnerable, especially in areas where a …

Despite being structurally limited due to their latitudinal distribution and local climatic
conditions, mangroves of the southwest Gulf of California present productivity and carbon …

Estuaries are highly productive habitats that support fisheries production. However, the
importance of mangrove carbon to estuarine consumers can differ considerably among …

Floodplain lakes are ecosystems characterised by annual flood and dry cycles. Fish ecology
is influenced by the flood pulse due to the large influx of allochthonous food resources and …