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期刊名:Advances in marine biology

缩写:ADV MAR BIOL

ISSN:0065-2881

e-ISSN:2162-5875

IF/分区:0.0/Q1

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Pat Hutchings,Claire E Rowe,Maria Byrne et al. Pat Hutchings et al.
This volume of Advances highlights not only the importance of marine benthic diversity in several regions of the world but also the impediments to describing this fauna. Taxonomy is the science of classifying organisms and is the bedrock of...
Hugh F Carter,Chester J Sands Hugh F Carter
The phylum Echinodermata is a familiar constituent of almost every marine environment and a predominant portion of the fauna in some regions. As with most marine taxa, the clade is currently threatened by a range of human mediated threats r...
Alexander Hans Knorrn,Moritz Sonnewald,Sidi Mohamed Mohamed Moctar et al. Alexander Hans Knorrn et al.
Seasonal upwelling events have a significant impact on the Mauritanian waters, which are a component of the Canary Current Large Marine Ecosystem (CCLME). These events frequently provide nutrient-rich waters to Mauritania's coastal waters. ...
Izwandy Idris,Jonathan A Anticamara,Joko Pamungkas et al. Izwandy Idris et al.
Benthic marine macroinvertebrates are one of the main components of the marine ecosystem. Proper management of these animals is therefore crucial to maintain sustainable ecosystem functions and services. However, information on the diversit...
Stephanie Plön,Herman W Oosthuizen,Peter B Best et al. Stephanie Plön et al.
South Africa has one of the highest stranding records in the world for both pygmy (Kogia breviceps) and dwarf (K. sima) sperm whales and as such offers a unique opportunity to study these little-known species. Data and samples from animals ...
Violaine Dulau,Vanessa Estrade,Aymeric Bein et al. Violaine Dulau et al.
The genus Kogia includes two extant species, the dwarf sperm whale (Kogia sima) and the pygmy sperm whales (K. breviceps). Due to their elusive behavior at the surface, which limits opportunities for observation, they are amongst the least ...
Vidal Martín,Marisa Tejedor,Manuel Carrillo et al. Vidal Martín et al.
Cetaceans are a critical component of marine ecosystems, acting as top predators in mesopelagic trophic webs. In the Macaronesian biogeographical region, cetacean populations face threats from various anthropogenic activities. Evaluating cr...
Jeremy J Kiszka,Guilherme Maricato,Michelle Caputo Jeremy J Kiszka
The genus Kogia includes two species that are some of the least known cetacean species around the globe. Here, we investigated the occurrence, behavior, and habitat suitability of dwarf sperm whales (K. sima) off St. Vincent and the Grenadi...
Sabine Holst,Gisele R Tiseo,Nicolas Djeghri et al. Sabine Holst et al.
The substantial development of microscopic techniques and histological examination methods during the past five decades allowed for many new insights into the histology and microanatomy of Rhizostomeae. The present review focuses on new fin...