Intelligent feeding will be an important mechanism for future aquaculture breeding, and the
establishment of this system will also become a primary concern. At the same time, computer …

Body size determines total reproductive-energy output. Most theories assume reproductive
output is a fixed proportion of size, with respect to mass, but formal macroecological tests are …

Disturbance and habitat modification by humans can alter animal movement, leading to
negative impacts on fitness, survival and population viability. However, the ubiquity and …

Fisheries scientists use biological models to determine sustainable fishing rates and
forecast future dynamics. These models require both life‐history parameters (mortality …

This review provides a meta‐analytical assessment of the global patterns and clines in the
growth of Cyprinus carpio as measured by length‐at‐age (L t) or von Bertalanffy growth …

It is of great significance to accurately estimate the fish mass in their different growth stages
for achieving reasonable feeding, promoting healthy growth and improving breeding …

Human impact increasingly alters global ecosystems, often reducing biodiversity and
disrupting the provision of essential ecosystem services to humanity. Therefore, preserving …

Spatial subsidies increase local productivity and boost consumer abundance beyond the
limits imposed by local resources. In marine ecosystems, deeper water and open ocean …

Within many species, and particularly fish, fecundity does not scale with mass linearly;
instead, it scales disproportionately. Disproportionate intraspecific size–reproduction …

The open science movement is promising to revolutionise the way science is conducted with
the goal to make it more fair, solid and democratic. This revolution is destined to remain just …