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March 3, 2026
Bio-invasion and decadal changes in the trophic dynamics of a temporarily closed estuary: An Ecopath model from Veli-Akkulam Estuary, Kerala, India
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Regi Syamala Ramachandrannair
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Kiranya Bella
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Sreekanth Giri Bhavan
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Key Points
Bio-invasion alters trophic dynamics significantly in the estuary, impacting species populations and interactions.
The use of an Ecopath model indicates specific trophic level changes observed over a decade.
Trophic dynamics assessment provides insights into ecosystem health and species relationships.
Understanding these alterations highlights the effects of invasive species on local ecosystems and biodiversity.
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Ramachandrannair et al. (Thu,) studied this question.
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https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marenvres.2026.107895
Bio-invasion and decadal changes in the trophic dynamics of a temporarily closed estuary: An Ecopath model from Veli-Akkulam Estuary, Kerala, India | Synapse