Ecology of Marine Fish provides a comprehensive review of current knowledge on marine fish ecology, exploring species diversity, behaviour, and roles in food webs.
The book examines the impacts of human activities, climate change, and pollutants on fish populations, using both historical and modern perspectives to discuss spatial and temporal patterns.
Each chapter offers an in-depth analysis of fish population dynamics and introduces methodological tools for studying them. Designed for scientists, researchers, policymakers, and students, this resource highlights recent scientific advancements, research approaches for field studies, and the ecological significance of marine fish within food webs.
