Understanding the ecosystem effects of ocean warming is increasingly important as marine
heatwaves become more common and increase in severity. Here, we used Glacier Bay …

Research on sex biases in longevity in mammals often assumes that male investment in
competition results in a female survival advantage that is constant throughout life. We use 35 …

Marine mammals serve as sentinels for environmental health, offering insights into
ecosystem health. Enhancing management and conservation strategies for these species …

Understanding the impact of environmental and biological factors on species' habitat use is
crucial for conservation. A regular presence of common bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops …

In mammals, reproductive success can often be directly observed for females, but not males.
Early-life correlates of female reproductive success can also be easier to observe due to …

In fast-developing regions, rapid coastal urbanization has led to considerable transformation
of both landscapes and seascapes, with various adverse implications for species dependent …

The niche describes the ecological and social environment that an organism lives in, as well
as the behavioural tactics used to interact with its environment. A species niche is key to …

While a growing body of literature has shown that tourism provisioning can influence the
behaviour of wildlife, how physiological state might be related to the nature and magnitude …

Understanding to what extent the living world will be affected by climate change is still to be
achieved, especially in the sea. Thus, exploring in marine species the direction and timing of …

Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops) populations, also described as the Burrunan dolphins, consist
of a resident population of approximately 150 individuals in Port Phillip Bay (PPB), Victoria …