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

Poeciliids, one of the most invasive species worldwide, are found on almost every continent
and have been identified as an “invasive species of concern” in the United States, New …

The functional capabilities of species can have a strong effect on their ability to maintain
sustainable populations in anthropogenically altered environments. This is especially true …

Among the large range of life history patterns of tropical fishes, about 200 species from 20
fish families undertake diadromous migrations. In most diadromous fish species, only a …

Amphidromy is a distinctive form of diadromy, but differences in the life histories of tropical
and temperate amphidromous fishes suggest that there are two types of freshwater …

Catadromous species are a common component of riverine ecosystems in island nations in
the South Pacific; however, the bulk of these species remain poorly explored. This study …

Taxon cycling, ie sequential phases of expansions and contractions in species' distributions
associated with ecological or morphological shifts, are postulated to characterize dynamic …

The functional capacities of animals are a primary factor determining survival in nature. In
this context, understanding the biomechanical performance of animals can provide insight …

An updated checklist of freshwater fishes occurring in the Philippines is presented, with
notes on their distribution and conservation status. Information was systematically and …

We employed stable isotope analysis (δ 13 C, δ 15 N) to evaluate the sources of nutrients
used by amphidromous gobiid fishes (Lentipes concolor, Sicyopterus stimpsoni, Awaous …