While spatial distribution shifts have been documented in many marine fishes under global
change, the responses of elasmobranchs have rarely been studied, which may have led to …

This review evaluates the current knowledge of essential biological traits (diet, fecundity,
maturity, length-weight relationships, spawning, growth, lifespan, and natural mortality) of …

Climate risks threaten the coastal areas all over the world. In the case of India, which has a
densely populated coastline of 7516.6 km, develo** effective policies and management …

Marine protected areas (MPAs) are a critical tool for safeguarding marine species and
habitats for the future, though the effects of projected climate change raise concerns about …

Simple Summary Sharks and rays are threatened by human activities like fishing and
climate change. Many of these species are at risk of extinction. Despite efforts, we still do not …

Under normal natural conditions, fish production increases during the fishing season.
However, climate change manifestations, such as extreme weather events, has significantly …

Fisheries have a crucial contribution, with animal protein supply and economic income, to
the subsistence and blue economy of several human societies of the Atlantic Ocean, the …

Ornamental fish production is one of the main sectors in the aquaculture industry. Sri Lanka
has shown a great improvement in the trade of ornamental fish exports in the last three …

Marine environmental variability and climate change are interconnected; they are the main
causes of the fluctuations in ecosystems and cyclically affect fisheries. This work has four …

Extreme weather, attributed to global climate change, has altered the economic behaviour of
small-scale fishing households in coastal areas. This study aims to analyse the economic …