Abstract Gymnophallid trematodes are complex life cycle parasites that induce characteristic pits in their bivalve intermediate hosts, which serve as … Continue

Abstract A lack of location-specific, long-term data is a common obstacle to assessing trends in condition of coastal habitats over … Continue

Abstract Conservation paleobiology has coalesced over the last two decades since its formal coining, united by the goal of applying … Continue

Shark populations have declined over the last half century, but the patterns of change vary across space. Long-term records of … Continue

Abstract Human activities have increased nutrient delivery to aquatic ecosystems around the world, spurring primary productivity, and leading to the … Continue

Abstract Over the past decade, many conservation biology researchers and practitioners have turned to knowledge co-production, which prioritizes collaboration between … Continue

Abstract In the United States, the eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) is an economically, culturally, and ecologically important oyster species that … Continue

Abstract The continent of Australia is currently warming approximately thirty-five percent faster than the rest of the globe, with the … Continue

Abstract The end Pleistocene was a time of ecological turmoil, coincident with environmental change, extinctions, and anthropogenic impacts on the … Continue

Abstract Palaeontological data provide a unique avenue to evaluate the impact of climatic, habitat and ecosystem change over longer temporal … Continue