Publications by authors named "Karina Perez-Pezoa"
Article Synopsis
- The Antarctic toothfish is a crucial species in the Southern Ocean that serves as both a top predator and a food source for marine mammals, highlighting its importance in the ecosystem.
- Research gaps exist regarding its feeding habits in protected areas, particularly the Antarctic Peninsula, prompting a comprehensive study of its diet over two fishing seasons.
- The study revealed that size-class and season influence the toothfish's diet, which primarily consists of certain fish families and cephalopods, thus providing important insights for effective conservation and understanding its role amid climate change.
