Reducing the global reliance on fossil fuels is essential to ensure the long-term survival of
coral reefs, but until this happens, alternative tools are required to safeguard their future …

Identifying and counting fish individuals on photos and videos is a crucial task to cost-
effectively monitor marine biodiversity, yet it remains difficult and time-consuming. In this …

Climate change is a complex global issue that is driving countless shifts in the structure and
function of marine ecosystems. To better understand these shifts, many processes need to …

It has long been hypothesized that aquatic biomass is evenly distributed among logarithmic
body mass size classes. Although this community structure has been observed regionally …

Coral reefs provide major nutritional inputs to humans through fish production. Yet, our
capacity to adequately assess fish productivity in these and other high-diversity aquatic …

Fish fecundity scales hyperallometrically with body mass, meaning larger females produce
disproportionately more eggs than smaller ones. We explore this relationship beyond the …

Climate change‐amplified temperature anomalies pose an imminent threat to coral reef
ecosystems. While much focus has been placed on the effects of heat stress on scleractinian …

Nowadays, underwater video systems are largely used by marine ecologists to study the
biodiversity in underwater environments. These systems are non-destructive, do not perturb …

Few studies have attempted to understand how fish growth scales at community and
macroecological levels. This study evaluated the drivers of reef fish growth across a large …

Coral reef fisheries support the livelihoods of millions of people in tropical countries, despite
large‐scale depletion of fish biomass. While human adaptability can help to explain the …