Submarine canyons are important sources of habitat heterogeneity on the slopes of
continents and islands, but the study of canyon ecology has been largely restricted to …

More than 50 species of tropical shore fishes occur on both sides of the Pacific, despite the
5000 km separating the islands of the central Pacific from the offshore islands of the eastern …

Amphidromous fishes are important members of oceanic island freshwater communities.
Although often depauperate, amphidromous fish assemblages on islands are largely …

Abstract The Tropical Eastern Pacific Biogeographic Region (TEP) is delimited by steep
thermal gradients to the north and south, by a wide expanse of open ocean (the East Pacific …

The Mekong, the largest river in Southeast Asia, is of fundamental cultural, ecological, and
economic importance to the entire Mekong region. It supports the highest fish diversity after …

Aim To determine if Kōko Seamount submerged below sea level before Kure Island and
Pearl and Hermes Reef formed, resulting in a period in which there were no extant islands …

This study provides the first comprehensive fishery-independent baseline assessment of
commercially important deepwater bottomfish populations across the main Hawaiian …

The Neotropical region can be defined as Central America south of the Mexican highlands
and South America to the La Plata estuary in northern Argentina (Albert et al. 2011); some …

The native land‐snail fauna of the Hawaiian islands was investigated from a combined
perspective of ecological and historical, vicariant, and dispersalist biogeography. There …