Kayode-Edwards Ifeoluwa

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• Bachelor of Science
• Researcher at Covenant University

The Arctic plankton community is an integral component of the polar marine ecosystem, serving as the foundational trophic level that supports a diverse array of marine life. Recent studies have indicated that perturbations in this community are driven by a confluence of climatic and anthropogenic factors, leading to profound ecological consequences...

This chapter explores the critical nexus between the historical context of climate change in Arctic waters and contemporary trends. It scrutinizes the multifaceted impacts of rising temperatures on Arctic marine ecosystems, concluding with an in-depth examination of the consequences of melting sea ice and glacier retreat. The historical context of...

Indigenous communities maintain a profound connection with their natural environment through traditional subsistence practices such as hunting, fishing, and gathering. These practices not only sustain their nutritional needs but also reinforce their cultural and spiritual identities. However, the intrusion of industrial activities, environmental po...

This chapter addresses the impact of various anthropogenic activities on the floor of the Arctic marine environment and their repercussions on the benthic community. Anthropogenic activities such as fishing, oil and gas exploration, shipping, and seabed mining exert significant pressure on the fragile ecosystems of the Arctic seabed. This chapter e...

Light pollution, an emerging concern in the realm of ecotoxicology, is increasingly recognized for its potential impacts on marine ecosystems worldwide. This chapter endeavors to integrate the phenomenon of light pollution into the multifaceted analysis of stressors affecting the Arctic marine environment. This chapter provides a comprehensive over...

Omics technologies, encompassing genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and epigenomics, have transformed our understanding of biological systems. In aquatic and marine toxicology, these high-throughput approaches provide comprehensive insights into molecular and biochemical responses to environmental stressors, facilitating the eluci...

The chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of recent innovations, novel eco-friendly technologies, and ground-breaking discoveries poised to revolutionize Arctic marine operations toward sustainable alternatives. Through an intricate examination of cutting-edge advancements in scientific research and technological development, it elucidates the...

Toxicodynamics and toxicokinetics of xenobiotics in the Arctic environment are of particular interest due to the unique characteristics of this region and its vulnerability to pollution. Xenobiotics, which are chemical substances foreign to an organism’s metabolism, are often introduced into the environment through human activities such as industri...

This chapter offers an extensive investigation into the distinctive characteristics that define Arctic marine environments. It undertakes a thorough analysis of biodiversity and the pivotal role of keystone species within these ecosystems. Furthermore, this chapter elucidates the intricate ecological interactions and food webs operating within Arct...

This chapter explores the intricate domain of toxicology within Arctic marine environments, underscoring the heightened concern associated with the susceptibility of this ecosystem and its biotic constituents to a diverse array of pollutants. The Arctic region is confronted with an array of multifaceted challenges emanating from both local anthropo...

The Arctic marine environment is vulnerable to accumulation of toxic contaminants due to atmospheric and oceanic long-range transport and biodegradation resistance. Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) like polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), brominated flame retardants, and certain pesticides bioaccumulate and biomagnify in Arctic marine food webs....

The world economy depends on oil and gas for the generation of electricity, transportation, polymers and chemicals, and heating. However, there is a significant environmental impact associated with the extraction and processing of gas and oil, which contaminates the air, water, soil, and human health. This chapter comprehensively examines the impac...

Green marine microalgae are an important component of marine ecosystems and have significant ecological, economic, and nutritional importance. Efforts to mitigate the impacts of climate change and provide more environmentally sustainable alternatives have rightfully gained traction in recent times. Hence, green marine microalgae and its extensive u...

Risk assessment and management in the realm of nanotoxicology represents an indispensable and multifaceted discipline that is profoundly committed to comprehending and mitigating the potential perils inherently associated with nanoparticles. Nanotoxicology, as a central component of this field, delves into the systematic exploration of the detrimen...

Nanotechnology has brought remarkable advancements to science and technology, ushering in a new era of possibilities. Nanomaterials, with their unique properties and applications, have found their way into various aspects of our lives, from cutting-edge medical treatments to high-performance electronics. The growing presence of nanotechnology in ou...

Nanotechnology is a cutting-edge, multidisciplinary field that encompasses a vast array of fundamental and applied sciences for the creation and use of nanoscale materials for novel solutions. However, nanoparticles (NPs) have garnered significant attention due to their widespread applications in various industries. However, their release into aqua...

Environmental nanotoxicology constitutes a specialized scientific discipline that systematically investigates the multifaceted impact of nanomaterials on ecosystems. The rapid advancements within this field have yielded pivotal insights into the intricate behaviors exhibited by nanomaterials, elucidating their toxicity profiles and unraveling the b...

This study investigates the utilization of nanochitosan as a novel feed additive in the formulation of enhanced fish nutrition. Nanochitosan, characterized by its reduced particle size, is incorporated into fish feed to assess its impact on fish growth, immune response, and stress tolerance. The research focuses on the benefits derived from nanochi...

The fishery and aquaculture industries are dealing with more issues pertaining to sustainability, disease control, and environmental impact as the demand for seafood around the world rises. The unique properties and versatility of nanochitosan have made it a promising solution to these problems. The potential uses and difficulties of nanochitosan i...

This chapter provides an overview of the forthcoming chapters in the book, which aim to comprehensively explore the diverse applications of nanochitosan in revolutionizing and augmenting fisheries and aquaculture practices. The book seeks to elucidate the transformative potential of nanochitosan, emphasizing its roles in enhancing sustainability, p...

Investigating the interplay of factors that result in a viral zoonotic outbreak is difficult, though it is increasingly important. As anthropogenic influences shift the delicate balance of ecosystems, new zoonoses emerge in humans. Sub-Saharan Africa is a notable hotspot for zoonotic disease due to abundant competent mammalian reservoir hosts. Furt...