The seasonal and interannual temporal variation in the composition, richness, diversity, and similarity of fish larval assemblages associated with an Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) coral reef system was studied in March (cold water) and September (wa...
Differences in fish assemblages’ composition and their relationship with the environmental variables were analyzed in the Urías estuarine system, Mexican North Pacific. Environmental variables and fish catches were recorded bimonthly bet...
Oceanic islands harbor unique yet fragile marine ecosystems that require evidence-based environmental management. Among these islands, the Galapagos archipelago is well known for its fish diversity, but the factors that structure communities within a...
Larval fish assemblages provide critical insights into reproductive dynamics, biodiversity baselines, and ecosystem resilience, yet remain poorly documented in the Colombian Pacific. This study analyzed ichthyoplankton diversity and spatial turnover...
Estuaries are vital coastal ecosystems that support fish during key life stages such as spawning, feeding, and early development. This study investigates ichthyoplankton composition and abundance in the Sanquianga Tapaje estuarine system, located in...
Long-term ichthyoplankton time series provide an effective framework for understanding how marine communities respond to environmental variability across temporal scales. We analyzed larval fish assemblage dynamics in the central Mexican Pacific unde...
Nursery habitats sustain fish populations by supporting early life stages and buffering environmental variability, yet their functioning under climate oscillations remains poorly understood in the Eastern Tropical Pacific. We analyzed ichthyoplankton...