Animals need to move between different habitats to successfully complete their life cycle.
Anthropogenic activities and infrastructure impact animal movement, especially in the …

Tracking the movements of aquatic animals is a primary means of understanding movement
ecology and interactions with human activities such as fisheries. Despite the diverse …

Variation in river flow is a strong behavioural determinant for the movement of many
freshwater fish species and often is linked to key aspects of their life cycle. The alteration of …

Longitudinal and lateral connectivity is important for mobile aquatic species in rivers for
reproductive migrations, recruitment, gene flow and access to food resources across habitat …

Natural river floodplains are among the Earth's most biologically diverse and productive
ecosystems but face a range of critical threats due to human disturbance. Understanding the …

The relationship between growth and sexual maturation is central to understanding the
dynamics of animal populations which exhibit indeterminate growth. In sequential …

Advancements in genome sequencing and assembly techniques have increased the
documentation of structural variants in wild organisms. Of these variants, chromosomal …

Fish often migrate to feed, reproduce and seek refuge from predators and prevailing
environmental conditions. As a result, migration tactics often vary among species based on a …

Freshwater is a critical input to estuaries but is under increasing demand to support
upstream human activities. In this study, otolith biochronology was used to quantify the …

Diadromy is a form of migration where aquatic organisms undergo regular movements
between fresh and marine waters for the purposes of feeding and reproduction. Despite …