Connectivity links habitats in space and time. It is a key process that facilitates many life-
history functions of myriad species in a variety of contexts over a wide range of scales …

Worldwide, chronic overfishing has depleted populations of large predatory reef fishes and
caused unexpected, top-down changes in coral reef ecosystems. Groupers are especially …

This publication is a compilation of species profiles for 139 important marine linefish species
from 38 families caught in southern African waters, including both teleosts and …

Habitat restoration is an important tool for managing degraded ecosystems, yet the success
of restoration projects depends in part on adequately identifying preferred sites for …

We examined the fate of larval fish assemblages after the East Australian Current (EAC) had
separated from the coast and larval fish were advected eastward along the Tasman Front …

The stock structure of small pelagic fishes is difficult to determine due to their patchy
distribution and complex movement patterns. We integrate genetic, morphological, otolith …

Knowing the distribution of fish larvae can inform fisheries science and resource
management in several ways, by: 1) providing information on spawning areas; 2) identifying …

Protracted spawning and pulsed juvenile production are common in coastal spawning
fishes, the phenology of which determines potential environmental effects on recruitment …

Oceanographic processes play a significant role in shaping the genetic structure of marine
populations, but it is less clear whether they affect genetic differentiation of highly mobile …

Abstract Griffiths, SP, Kuhnert, PM, Fry, GF, and Manson, FJ 2009. Temporal and size-
related variation in the diet, consumption rate, and daily ration of mackerel tuna (Euthynnus …