Seascape Ecology provides a comprehensive look at the state-of-the-science in the
application of landscape ecology to the seas and provides guidance for future research …

Taxonomic information provides a crucial understanding of the most basic component of
biodiversity–which organisms are present in a region or ecosystem. Taxonomy, however, is …

While interspecific differences in foraging behaviour have attracted much attention, less is
known about how foraging behaviour differs between populations of the same species. Here …

Fronts—ie, the boundaries between water masses—are ubiquitous in the world oceans and
have been shown to significantly influence pelagic ecosystems with enhanced local …

In patchy environments, foragers adopt different strategies to acquire resources depending
on their internal state and external physical and social environment: this has important …

Highlights•Butterflies preferred leaves that were more fertilized as oviposition
sites.•Butterflies avoided laying eggs on leaves with conspecifics.•During oviposition …

Satellite tracking of 27 whale sharks in the eastern tropical Pacific, examined in relation to
environmental data, indicates preferential occupancy of thermo-biological frontal systems. In …

Advances in satellite tracking and archival technologies now allow marine animal
movements and behavior to be recorded at much finer temporal scales, providing a more …

Although some associations between the leatherback turtle Dermochelys coriacea and the
Gulf Stream current have been previously suggested, no study has to date demonstrated …

Shelf-seas are highly dynamic and oceanographically complex environments, which likely
influences the spatio-temporal distributions of marine megafauna such as marine mammals …