Fishes and Crustaceans: Biology Ecology in a Changing Marine Environment

This Reprint compiles original research papers addressing key aspects of the biology and ecology of fishes and crustaceans in a changing marine environment. The studies investigate diverse topics, including reproductive biology, growth and development, physiological responses, and the influence of environmental stressors on aquatic organisms. Particular attention is given to how coastal and marine conditions, as well as anthropogenic pressures, affect the health, performance, and sustainability of species of ecological and economic relevance.By presenting a collection of data-driven contributions, this Reprint provides updated scientific evidence on the adaptability of aquatic species to dynamic environments, offering insights valuable for aquaculture, fishery management, and biodiversity conservation. It is intended as a resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in marine biology, ecological monitoring, and the sustainable use of aquatic resources.