Coastal upwelling dynamics influence the abundance and distribution of marine
zooplankton; however, knowledge of how intermittent upwelling patterns impact nearshore …

Abstract The SPLASH project (2004–2006) revealed complex population structure and
migratory connections, but no regional effort was made along the southern Mexican Pacific …

The Northeast Pacific subpopulation of the humpback whale migrates every winter-spring to
Mexican waters to breed; however, their use of habitat in the Mexican Pacific remains …

The killer whale (KW, Orcinus orca) is the most cosmopolitan species among cetaceans
(Bryun, Tosh, & Terauds, 2012; Heyning & Dahlheim, 1988), showing a unique global …

Feeding habits and habitat use inform ecosystem-based management strategies for
commercial fish species. A consumer's diet can be assessed through stomach content …

Breeding seabirds must balance the energetic demands of feeding themselves and their
offspring while coping with the constraints imposed by central-place foraging. As such …

The silky shark (Carcharhinus falciformis) is one of the most economically important species
with high volume catches in the Central Mexican Pacific (CMP). Research on environmental …

The Mexican Central Pacific (MCP) has complex oceanographic dynamics, with a well-
defined seasonal pattern and influence of interannual sea surface temperature anomalies …

The oyster Striostrea prismatica is a fishery-relevant species in the eastern tropical Pacific,
particularly in the Mexican Central Pacific (MCP), and little is known about its reproductive …

Beaked whales from the family Ziphiidae are most common (McLeod et al., 2003; Arbelo et
al., some of the least frequently observed animals on 2010, 2013; Félix et al., 2011; West et …