We conducted ichthyoplankton surveys on the east coast of the South Island, New Zealand,
to address 2 questions:(1) Are certain types of reef fish larvae more likely to be dispersed on …

A field experiment was designed to test the hypothesis that settling fishes do not discriminate
between artificial seagrass units (ASUs) with dense and sparse leaves, but do occur in …

Seagrass meadows harbour diverse faunal assemblages, but the relative importance of
landscapes attributes, settlement processes and biological traits of individual species for …

The effects of the aggregate extraction intensity and the distance to extraction sites on the
distribution of fishing effort were investigated for a broad selection of French and English …

Two conflicting models for the organisation of assemblages of fish and decapods associated
with seagrass over large spatial scales, make contradictory predictions about the …

In northwestern Gulf of Mexico bays, Spirorbis spirillum (Linnaeus), a sessile tube-building
polychaete, is a successful colonizer on ephemeral blades of the seagrass Thalassia …

This study characterizes the flow field at a spawning site located at the shelf break of a
Caribbean island for the Epinephelus guttatus (red hind grouper) in relation to this species …

Artificial collectors and seagrass units have mainly provided qualitative samples of epifaunal
abundance or have been difficult and time-consuming to sample. Consequently, they are …

Despite potential artefacts that may confound the results of caging manipulations in soft
sediment environments, the results of this study suggest that careful planning limits the …

The importance of drifting objects to small juvenile pelagic fish was investigated off the coast
of New South Wales, Australia. Distance-related and temporal patterns in the distribution of …