Pozar Bergamini Lorenzo

Beyond the Rapids: Ecological Plasticity, Habitat Connectivity, and Predatory Specialization in Hydrocynus goliath

Hydrocynus goliath is one of the largest freshwater predatory fishes of the Congo River Basin and is characterized by pronounced piscivorous specialization, large body size, and occurrence across a heterogeneous riverine and lacustrine landscape. Despite its ecological prominence...

Beyond the Rapids: Ecological Plasticity, Habitat Connectivity, and Predatory Specialization in Hydrocynus goliath

Hydrocynus goliath is one of the largest freshwater predatory fishes of the Congo River Basin and is characterized by pronounced piscivorous specialization, large body size, and occurrence across a heterogeneous riverine and lacustrine landscape. Despite its ecological prominence...

Exploring the Vertical Ocean: A Comparative Review of Behavioral Strategies Across Marine Predators

The ocean is a vertically structured environment in which physical and biological conditions change dramatically with depth, yet the exploitation of this three-dimensional habitat by marine predators has largely been investigated within isolated taxonomic groups rather than throu...

Reproductive Strategies Across the Freshwater-Estuarine-Marine Continuum in Coastal Elsmobranchs: Insights from Comparative Life-History Patterns

The freshwater–estuarine–marine continuum represents one of the most dynamic ecological gradients occupied by aquatic vertebrates, yet the reproductive significance of habitat connectivity across this environmental mosaic has rarely been evaluated from a broad comparative perspec...

Reproductive Strategies Across the Freshwater-Estuarine-Marine Continuum in Coastal Elsmobranchs: Insights from Comparative Life-History Patterns

The freshwater–estuarine–marine continuum represents one of the most dynamic ecological gradients occupied by aquatic vertebrates, yet the reproductive significance of habitat connectivity across this environmental mosaic has rarely been evaluated from a broad comparative perspec...

Reproductive Strategies Across the Freshwater-Estuarine-Marine Continuum in Coastal Elsmobranchs: Insights from Comparative Life-History Patterns

The freshwater–estuarine–marine continuum represents one of the most dynamic ecological gradients occupied by aquatic vertebrates, yet the reproductive significance of habitat connectivity across this environmental mosaic has rarely been evaluated from a broad comparative perspec...