Fisheries scientists compare processes among species to estimate species productivity,
management reference points, and climate sensitivities. Ecologists have developed …

The impact of eutrophication on wild fish individuals is rarely reported. We compared
physiological and morphological traits of Siganus lineatus chronically exposed to …

Fishes exposed to crude oil have shown reduced sociability and poor habitat selection,
which corresponded with increased predation risk. However, the contribution of oil-induced …

Recent earth system models predict a 10%–20% decrease in particulate organic carbon
export from the surface ocean by the end of the 21st century due to global climate change …

The ability to anticipate marine habitat shifts responding to climate variability has high
scientific and socioeconomic value. Here we quantify interannual-to-decadal predictability of …

Introduction Individual metabolism has been identified as a key variable for predicting
responses of individuals and populations to climate change, particularly for aquatic …

Climate warming threatens marine life by increasing metabolic oxygen demand while
decreasing oxygen availability. Tropical species living in warm, low oxygen environments …

Temporal environmental variability causes behavioural and physiological responses in
organisms that can affect their spatial location in time, and ultimately drive changes in …

On-going climate change is now recognized to yield physiological stresses on marine
species, with potentially detrimental effects on ecosystems. Here, we evaluate the prospect …

In an 1854 lecture, TH Huxley suggested that physiology should be measured by its
contribution to science, its practical worth and the extent to which it should be made a …