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Scyphozoan jellyfish blooms and their relationship with environmental factors along the South-eastern Arabian Sea

, 2021
This study correlated the abundance of five jellyfish species in the south-west coast of India, South-eastern Arabian Sea, Crambionella orsini, Lychnorhiza malayensis, Chrysaora caliparea, Netrostoma coerulescens and Cyanea nozakii, with hydrographic ...
A. Riyas, N. Dahanukar, K. A. Krishnan, Appukuttan Nair Biju Kumar   +3 more
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Introduction: Understanding Jellyfish Blooms

2013
Jellyfish blooms are a conspicuous feature of our oceans. Negative interactions between jellyfish and humans are widely publicised, such as jellyfish disrupting power supplies by clogging cooling water intakes of power plants or interfering with commercial fishing operations.
Duarte, CM, Pitt, KA, Lucas, CH
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Jellyfish Blooms

2014
Jellyfish are one of the most conspicuous animals in our oceans and are renowned for their propensity to form spectacular blooms. The unique features of the biology and ecology of jellyfish that enable them to bloom also make them successful invasive species and, in a few places around the world, jellyfish have become problematic.
Pitt, KA, Lucas, CH
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Machine learning-based prediction of jellyfish blooms and their influence on coastal fisheries

International Journal of Aquatic Research and Environmental Studies
Jellyfish blooms predictably exacerbate the economic and ecological challenges coastal fisheries face globally. Effective fishery management relies heavily on predicting growth patterns alongside mitigating possible risks.
D. N, Barno Annazarova, H. M. Abbas, R. K, Khusniddin Ruziyev, Ikrom Djabbarov   +5 more
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Coupling hydrodynamic drifting simulations and seasonal demographics to unmask the drivers of jellyfish blooms

Journal of Applied Ecology
Although jellyfish are an important component of coastal marine communities, their public perception is often tainted by their proclivity for aggregating in vast numbers, known as jellyfish blooms.
James Cant, Ingrid H. Ellingsen, Jack Laverick, Sanna Majaneva, Jan Dierking, Nicole Aberle, Jamileh Javidpour, O. Jones   +7 more
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Bloom and Bust: Why Do Blooms of Jellyfish Collapse?

2013
Research on jellyfish blooms has focused heavily on the factors influencing the production of blooms. Identifying the factors that cause blooms to collapse, however, is important for predicting the duration of blooms and when they are likely to disappear.
Pitt, KA, Budarf, AC, Browne, JG, Condon, RH   +3 more
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Trophic effects of jellyfish blooms on fish populations in ecosystems of the coastal waters of China.

Science of the Total Environment
Jellyfish play an important role in the material cycling and energy flow of food webs, and massive aggregations may have deleterious consequences for local fisheries; yet a theoretical framework of the trophic effects of jellyfish blooms on coastal ...
Pengpeng Wang, Fang Zhang, Dongjie Guo, Xupeng Chi, Song Feng, Song Sun   +5 more
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Jellyfish blooms in China: Dominant species, causes and consequences

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2010
Three jellyfish species, Aurelia aurita, Cyanea nozakii and Nemopilema nomurai, form large blooms in Chinese seas. We report on the distribution and increasing incidence of jellyfish blooms and their consequences in Chinese coastal seas and analyze their relationship to anthropogenically derived changes to the environment in order to determine the ...
Zhijun, Dong, Dongyan, Liu, John K, Keesing   +2 more
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Post-flooding blooms of the non-indigenous freshwater jellyfish Craspedacusta sowerbii Lankester, 1880 in Kollam District of Kerala, India

Journal of Plankton Research
Cnidarian jellyfish are common components of marine food webs, though a small number of species also thrive in freshwaters. Freshwater jellyfish (class Hydrozoa) are not uncommon in tropical and subtropical India. Several genera, each with few (
M. Sreeram, R. Prasad, Kaippaparambil Manikandan Sreekumar, Aju Kallumpurathu Raju, T. A. X. Augustina, F. Lüskow, R. Saravanan   +6 more
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Assessment of scyphozoan diversity, distribution and blooms: Implications of jellyfish outbreaks to the environment and human welfare in Malaysia

, 2020
Despite the significant impacts of scyphozoan jellyfish blooms and fishery to human welfare, scientific knowledge pertaining to the scyphozoans particularly in the tropics have not been progressive due to high species diversity and unresolved taxonomic ...
W. M. Syazwan, M. Rizman-Idid, Liang Boon Low, A. Then, V. Chong   +4 more
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