Long duration advertisement calls of nesting male plainfin midshipman fish are honest indicators of size and condition
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Molluscs are familiar invertebrates, from the humble garden slug, to the colorful shells picked up on the beach, to the mercurial shell-less octopus. Being one of the largest, most diverse, and beautiful groups of marine animals, molluscs have been cultivated by humans for centuries for the valuable materials they make (think pearls) and for the nutritious food they provide (menu items such as pulpo, escargot, moules).
Nekton community composition in a mosaic of seagrass and oyster-culture habitats
By: Fiona Boardman (Ruesink Lab)
Eco-morphology of phragmocone-bearing cephalopods: Using stable isotopes analyses to look into the differences in metabolism and trophic ecology between extinct and extant sepiids and nautiloids
By: Job Veloso (Ward Lab)
Climate change refugia in managed forests
By: Kavya Pradhan
(Hille Ris Lambers Lab)
Ascidian Invasion in the
Salish Sea
By: Megan Powers (Swalla Lab)
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