The most consumed fish species in Portugal do not correspond to the most caught fish
species on the Portuguese coast. From the point of view of ocean sustainability and …

Global change has profound effects on marine species, communities, and ecosystems.
Among these impacts, small pelagics have emerged as valuable indicators for detecting …

Gonadal development in limpets is well-known. However, the integration of fecundity data
on coastal management actions remains overlooked. Here, we use fecundity of two …

Target species diversification is essential for fisheries sustainability and fish market
revitalization. Fish discards are a widely recognized problem resulting from fisheries …

Studies on life history and stock structure of marine species have evolved in the Azores
region during the last 40 years. This information is essential to feed fishery stock assessment …

Reproductive biology of Atlantic chub mackerel (Scomber colias) was studied based on
samples from commercial catches in M'diq Bay, Morocco. Females predominated in the total …

Status assessment of exploited fish populations is a general requirement to ensure
sustainability of fisheries in both global and local contexts. The blue jack mackerel …

Limpet harvesting dates to the 15 th century in Madeira archipelago (NE Atlantic Ocean).
This activity is size-selective, removing older and larger individuals with greater commercial …

This work provides for the first time a description of the reproductive biology of Trachurus
picturatus in Portuguese continental waters (between 41° 49′ and 36° 57′ latitude North) …

Blue jack mackerel, Trachurus picturatus, is the fifth most landed fish species in mainland
Portugal, but information on its reproductive biology is scarce. From September 2018 to …