Konstantina Agiadi

This study reviews the impacts of climate and human activities on commercially relevant marine species in the Mediterranean Sea from the Late Pleistocene to the Industrial Revolution, identifying research gaps and data trends.

This study examines changes in fish and mollusc species in the Mediterranean Sea from 130,000 years ago to the Industrial Revolution, showing environmental and human impacts on their abundance and size.

The paper examines how mesopelagic fish diel vertical migration responded to Pleistocene climate changes in the Eastern Mediterranean, showing reduced migration during warming periods and implications for the biological pump.

The paper quantifies taxonomic diversity changes in Mediterranean marine species during the Late Miocene-Early Pliocene, showing significant species turnover linked to climate and connectivity changes.