A rapid and cost-effective assessment was required to provide advice to management on the
connectivity between juvenile and adult life cycle stages of Baldchin Groper Choerodon …

Elemental fingerprints of calcified structures can provide useful insight into dispersal,
structure and connectivity of fish and invertebrate populations, but an assumption must be …

Understanding connectivity between groups of a species is fundamental to effective
management and conservation practices, yet is poorly understood for tropical estuarine …

Otolith microchemistry of common bullies (Gobiomorphus cotidianus) collected from the
lower reaches of the Mataura, Clutha, and Taieri/Waipori River systems of New Zealand was …

Coastal estuaries provide essential juvenile habitat for many commercially and
recreationally important fish, which may move between estuarine and coastal environments …

Otolith based methods have the potential to discriminate between stocks, an important
requirement for sustainable management of fish. The abilities of two otolith based methods …

Otolith chemistry is used widely to reconstruct the environmental histories of fish. Examining
the relationships between environmental conditions and otolith chemistry is an essential first …

Trace element concentrations of otoliths from larval herring Clupea harengus collected from
known spawning beds in the Celtic and Irish Seas, were investigated using laser ablation …

Life history scans of fish otoliths are bringing new insight into the structure, connectivity, and
movement of fish populations. Data obtained from such scans, however, possess inherent …

Boga Megaleporinus obtusidens is a teleost fish of economical and sport importance from
Río de la Plata Basin (South America). Otolith core and edge elemental ratios (Ba: Ca, Cu …