Research Articles
Charting Whale Highways: The Science of Biologically Important Areas in Alaska's Waters
Exploring the critical Biologically Important Areas (BIAs) for whale conservation in Alaska's waters through scientific research and technology.
Sea Squirts: The Tadpoles That Never Grow Up
Explore the fascinating biology of ascidians, their unique life cycles, groundbreaking discoveries, and medical applications.
The Unseen River: How a Hidden Ocean Highway is Delivering Unwanted Guests
Discover how coastal countercurrents are creating underwater highways for invasive species, reshaping marine ecosystems through increased propagule pressure.
Glowing in the Deep: The Secret World of Bigeyes and Glasseyes
Explore the fascinating world of Priacanthidae fishes - bigeyes and glasseyes - and their remarkable adaptations for life in the deep reef twilight zone.
The Secret Life of Bamboo Coral: Energy Trade-Offs in a Reef Architect
Explore the fascinating energy allocation strategies of bamboo coral (Isis hippuris) and discover how this reef architect balances growth and reproduction in Indonesian waters.
The Changing Lives of Gopher Rockfish: What South-Central California's Waters Are Revealing
Discover how Gopher Rockfish in south-central California are changing their life history patterns, with implications for marine conservation and fisheries management.
Songs of the Giants: Decoding Blue Whale Romance and Communication
Explore the fascinating world of blue whale communication, reproductive behavior, and recent scientific discoveries about these ocean giants.
The Secret Wanderers: Unlocking the Mysteries of Limpet Foraging
Explore the fascinating foraging behavior of limpets and the factors influencing their variability in movement patterns.
To Lump or to Split? Why This Might Be the Wrong Question for Fishery Management
Exploring why the 'lump vs. split' debate may be the wrong question for stock identification in fisheries management.
The Land Crab Chronicles: How Pacific Islanders Are Rewriting Marine Biology
Discover how indigenous knowledge from West Nggela is transforming our understanding of blue land crab ecology and reproductive behavior.