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Assessing the use of inland wetlands by fishes in the Lower Tagus Basin, Portugal
Although inland wetlands are among the most important and impacted biodiversity hotspots worldwide, they remain poorly assessed. This is particularly concerning in regions harboring endangered endemic species and facing strong anthropogenic pressures, such as the Lower Tagus Basin in Portugal. Here
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