A hybrid open access journal • ISSN 0007-4977 / Online 1553-6955
Marine aquaculture, defined here as aquaculture that takes place in coastal, nearshore, and offshore environments, has great potential for sustainable development in the US...
U.S. pelagic longline fishers must report all per-set catches to NOAA to track harvest, support conservation, and manage internationally regulated quota species...
Surveys at Kavaratti Atoll show rapid post-cyclone coral recovery, driven by fast-growing genera, highlighting regional resilience differences and the need for monitoring and marine protection...
This open access special issue focuses on large-scale monitoring efforts that inform ecological and management topics that are highly relevant and timely as coral reefs worldwide continue to decline....
Coralliths are spherical, free-living (motile), scleractinian colonies inhabiting present day and ancient coral reefs. They form by the coral rolling on the seabed which can occur through biological and/or physical processes. While diving and snorkeling in nearshore environments in the upper Florida Keys, we observed...
This study describes the morphology and ultrastructure of the oocysts of a new species of the genus Nematopsis infecting different organs of the surf clam Spisula solida (Linnaeus, 1758) (Mollusca, Bivalvia) on the Portuguese Atlantic coast....