Stable isotope mixing models are increasingly used to quantify consumer diets, but may be
misused and misinterpreted. We address major challenges to their effective application …

In the western Atlantic region, the contribution of mangrove food sources to fish diets has
been considered of more limited importance than previously expected due to the proximity of …

We studied the trophic network architecture of the coral reef ecosystem of the New
Caledonian lagoon. To encompass the main tropic levels, we assayed carbon and nitrogen …

Estuaries are valuable fish nurseries due, primarily, to an abundance of food and the
provision of shelter in a spatially heterogeneous area. Habitats within estuaries, however …

Stable isotope (δ13C and δ15N) and gut content analyses were used to investigate size‐
related feeding habits of four reef fishes (the beaugregory Stegastes leucostictus, the french …

The commercially important pink ear emperor fish, Lethrinus lentjan, often occurs as a
juvenile in subtropical and tropical interlinked mangrove and seagrass ecosystems, but little …

Members of the subfamily Heterocongrinae (Congridae) are a peculiar group of anguilliform
eels that construct sandy borrows, form large colonies, and are popularly recognized as …

Abstract Throughout the Gulf of Mexico (GoM), coastal inlets provide vital pathways for
marine fish larvae spawned offshore to reach estuarine nursery habitat. While survivorship …

Recent losses of seagrass beds have resulted in a decrease in seagrass-associated fishes,
highlighting the need for the improved management of such habitats and resources …

Long‐term dietary monitoring of seabirds can be used to relate population fluctuations to at‐
sea events. Stomach flushing is a conventional dietary monitoring technique, but has a …