Habitat‐forming bryozoans are here defined as extant, heavily‐calcified species which
regularly attain sizes over 50 mm in three‐dimensions and which contribute significantly to …

Using non-lethal tissue sampling for stable isotope analysis has become standard in many
fields, but not for fishes, despite being desirable when species are rare or protected, when …

The global loss of marine ecosystem engineers has caused an unprecedented decline in
biodiversity. Although wild shellfish habitats have been shown to support biodiverse …

Context. Diet variability is a significant driver of seabird decline; however, data on seabird
diet composition and trends have been affected by changes in precision and resolution …

Fisheries research and management has traditionally been focussed on the fish
populations, while the habitats and environments which underpin their production have …

The success of restoration initiatives to restore bivalve beds relies on sufficient recruitment of
larvae to offset mortality of re‐established populations. Individuals of the nearly extirpated …

The second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide brodifacoum is an effective tool for the
eradication of invasive rodents from islands and fenced sanctuaries, for biodiversity …

Most fished coastal marine teleost finfish have life histories that can be divided up into
spawning/reproduction, eggs and larval periods, a juvenile phase, and an adult phase …

Seagrass Meadows as Biodiversity and Productivity Hotspots Page 1 Seagrass Meadows as
Biodiversity and Productivity Hotspots New Zealand Aquatic Environment and Biodiversity Report …

Free-ranging marine predators rarely search for prey along straight lines because dynamic
ocean processes usually require complex search strategies. If linear movement patterns …