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Editor's Choice Article

Read this month's featured article: Deep diving behaviour in oceanic manta rays and its potential function

Conference Partnership Spotlight

Florida Keys Marine Science Conference and Workshop Research Topic: Exploring and Safeguarding the Marine Ecosystems of the Florida Keys. A Special Collection dedicated to Dr. Billy Causey, John Halas, and Dr. Walter C. Jaap.

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Research Topic Spotlight

Contribute to this collection investigating the effects of anthropogenic stressors at multiple levels of biological organization, from populations to ecosystems, across coastal and deep-sea environments

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Marine Conservation and Sustainability

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Journal notices

Editor's Choice Article

Conference Partnership Spotlight

Author Guidelines

Research Topic Spotlight

Frontiers FAIR² now open!

Editors

laura airoldi

romuald lipcius

jesús ernesto arias gonzález

peter j. auster

Articles

Marine Animal Forests in High-Energy Environments after a large anthropic impact: Discoveries from the Rion-Antirion Strait, Greece

Comprehensive protection and revitalization of Levuka world heritage from the perspective of marine spatial planning

Correction: The Rapid Population Collapse of a Key Marine Predator in the Northern Antarctic Peninsula Endangers Genetic Diversity and Resilience to Climate Change

A Network-theoretic approach for evaluating Connectivity and Statistically Persistent Community Structure for Marine Spatial Planning

Research Topics

Biological Interventions and Ecological Adaptations in Aquatic Animals Under Pollution Stress

Ecosystem Monitoring and Effect Assessment of Multiple Human Activities Using Environmental DNA (eDNA) Technology

Charting the Course – Perspectives from Leaders in Marine Science

Smart Technologies for Real-Time Monitoring and Conservation of Marine Ecosystems