Biochemical and morphological evolution of Hawaiian bonefishes (Albula). Syst. Zool., 30:
125–146.—Electrophoretic analysis of the protein products of 84 presumed gene loci for …

This volume brings together recent primary source materials on major themes in Hawaiian
natural history: the geological processes that have built the Islands; the physical factors that …

The population structure of marine species is variable along the Hawaiian Archipelago; thus,
it is important to understand dispersal and recruitment patterns for economically and …

By their very nature oceanic island ecosystems offer great opportunities for the study of
evolution and have for a long time been recognized as natural laboratories for studying …

Aim The processes that generate biodiversity occur at finer scales than are often studied,
particularly in freshwater systems of the northern Neotropics. We investigate whether fine …

More than 250 benthic fish taxa were photographed and videotaped by Hawaii Undersea
Research Laboratory submersibles at depths between 40 and 2000 m in the Hawaiian …

A description of fisheries within a depth of 100 fathoms is provided for the eight southeastern-
most islands of the Hawaiian Archipelago, known as the main Hawaiian Islands (MHI) …

The five native species of amphidromous gobioid fishes inhabiting Hawaiian streams were
compared for dentition, gut length to body length ratios, intestinal convolution, gill raker …

Hawaiʻi is home to ʻoʻopu nākea (Awaous stamineus), a culturally significant, endemic,
goby that exhibits an amphidromous life cycle characterized by a marine larval stage …