Environmental heterogeneity can promote the emergence of locally adapted phenotypes
among subpopulations of a species, whereas gene flow can result in phenotypic and …

Many species of gobiid fishes adhere to surfaces using a sucker formed from fusion of the
pelvic fins. Juveniles of many amphidromous species use this pelvic sucker to scale …

Conservation professionals are increasingly likely to en counter competing conservation
priorities surrounding individual species, namely endangered species that also have non …

Environmental pressures may vary over the geographic range of a species, exposing
subpopulations to divergent functional demands. How does exposure to competing …

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 …

The search for understanding of the past and present processes that have and/or continue to
generate observed biotic distribution patterns substantially involves historical reconstruction …

Aim To infer the phylogenetic relationships within the freshwater shrimp genus Paratya
Miers, 1882 (Atyidae) and to use these data to answer biogeographical questions about the …

Flow characteristics are a prominent factor determining body shapes in aquatic organisms,
and correlations between body shape and ambient flow regimes have been established for …

Background Indo-Pacific high island streams experience extreme hydrological variation, and
are characterised by freshwater fish species with an amphidromous life history. Amphidromy …

Amphidromy is a form of migratory life history typified by the reproduction of fish in
freshwater environments, the early downstream dispersal of post‐hatch larvae to marine …