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BMC Zoology
Covering the entire spectrum of zoological research, our content has been featured in the New Scientist, BBC News and National Geographic.
Marine biodiversity is in significant decline, threatening ecosystem health and the livelihood of approximately 3 billion people, who rely on the ocean for food, energy and water. Human activities are the main drivers of ecosystem disruptions and the detrimental loss of marine biodiversity worldwide. In support of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14 Life below water, BMC Zoology welcomes research on human-induced challenges impacting marine animals.
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Murtada Naser
Dr Murtada Naser is an Associate Professor at the Marine Science Center in the University of Basrah, Iraq. He received his PhD in biodiversity from Griffith University, Australia in 2019. Dr Naser's research interests include biodiversity, ecology, taxonomy, conservation, and aquatic invasions. He is an Editorial Board Member of BMC Zoology.
