Alatina alata, a species of box jellyfish, is found in distinct localities throughout tropical
zones in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, and is responsible for the most severe …

The box jellyfish Alatina moseri forms monthly aggregations at Waikiki Beach 8–12 days
after each full moon, posing a recurrent hazard to swimmers due to painful stings. We …

The decline in numbers of reef manta rays (Mobula alfredi) throughout their range has
highlighted the need for improved information on their spatial ecology in order to design …

Teleost fish that form predictable spawning aggregations and undertake reproductive
migrations can be particularly vulnerable to overexploitation. To support community-based …

Abstract The tropical Celebes eel, Anguilla celebesensis, has a short migration between its
spawning and growth habitats. Its spawning areas were hypothesized to be in Tomini Bay …

Identifying transport pathways and sources of reef larvae is an essential component of
ecosystem science. Ocean drifters tracked by satellite around the Mariana Archipelago were …

Knowledge about the spatial patterns and movements of crustaceans has gained
importance since the creation of marine protected areas and the development of spatial …

Most organisms reproduce in a dynamic environment, and life‐history theory predicts that
this can favor the evolution of strategies that capitalize on good times and avoid bad times …

Species of the box jellyfish (Cubozoa) genus Alatina are notorious for their sting along the
beaches of several localities of the Atlantic and Pacific. These species include Alatina alata …

Reef manta rays Mobula alfredi are large filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are undergoing
substantial population declines on a global scale. In order to effectively conserve and …