MEPS - Vol. 537 - Table of contents

FEATURE ARTICLE Koenigs C, Miller RJ, Page HM Top predators rely on carbon derived from giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera MEPS 537:1-8 | More Information... | Full text in pdf format

Elschot K, Bakker JP, Temmerman S, van de Koppel J, Bouma TJ
Ecosystem engineering by large grazers enhances carbon stocks in a tidal salt marsh
MEPS 537:9-21 | Full text in pdf format

Olito C, Bode M, Marshall D
Evolutionary consequences of fertilization mode for reproductive phenology and asynchrony
MEPS 537:23-38 | Full text in pdf format

Taylor DI, Wood SA, McNabb P, Ogilvie S, Cornelisen C, Walker J, Khor S, Cary SC
Facilitation effects of invasive and farmed bivalves on native populations of the sea slug Pleurobranchaea maculata
MEPS 537:39-48 | Full text in pdf format

Davidson A, Griffin JN, Angelini C, Coleman F, Atkins RL, Silliman BR
Non-consumptive predator effects intensify grazer-plant interactions by driving vertical habitat shifts
MEPS 537:49-58 | Full text in pdf format

King AL, Jenkins BD, Wallace JR, Liu Y, Wikfors GH, Milke LM, Meseck SL
Effects of CO₂ on growth rate, C:N:P, and fatty acid composition of seven marine phytoplankton species
MEPS 537:59-69 | Full text in pdf format

Drake PT, Edwards CA, Morgan SG
Relationship between larval settlement, alongshore wind stress and surface temperature in a numerical model of the central California coastal circulation
MEPS 537:71-87 | Full text in pdf format

Simonson EJ, Scheibling RE, Metaxas A
Kelp in hot water: I. Warming seawater temperature induces weakening and loss of kelp tissue
MEPS 537:89-104 | Full text in pdf format

Simonson EJ, Metaxas A, Scheibling RE
Kelp in hot water: II. Effects of warming seawater temperature on kelp quality as a food source and settlement substrate
MEPS 537:105-119 | Full text in pdf format

Patrick CJ, Weller DE
Interannual variation in submerged aquatic vegetation and its relationship to water quality in subestuaries of Chesapeake Bay
MEPS 537:121-135 | Full text in pdf format

MacLeod CD, Poulin R
Interactive effects of parasitic infection and ocean acidification on the calcification of a marine gastropod
MEPS 537:137-150 | Full text in pdf format

Hendrickx JP, Creese RG, Gribben PE
Impacts of a non-native gastropod with a limited distribution; less conspicuous invaders matter too
MEPS 537:151-162 | Full text in pdf format

Rickards KJC, Boulding EG
Effects of temperature and humidity on activity and microhabitat selection by Littorina subrotundata
MEPS 537:163-173 | Full text in pdf format

Behrens Yamada S, Peterson WT, Kosro PM
Biological and physical ocean indicators predict the success of an invasive crab, Carcinus maenas, in the northern California Current
MEPS 537:175-189 | Full text in pdf format

Leis JM, Siebeck UE, Hay AC, Paris CB, Chateau O, Wantiez L
In situ orientation of fish larvae can vary among regions
MEPS 537:191-203 | Full text in pdf format

Lefèvre CD, Bellwood DR
Disturbance and recolonisation by small reef fishes: the role of local movement versus recruitment
MEPS 537:205-215 | Full text in pdf format

Moore ME, Berejikian BA, Goetz FA, Berger AG, Hodgson SS, Connor EJ, Quinn TP
Multi-population analysis of Puget Sound steelhead survival and migration behavior
MEPS 537:217-232 | Full text in pdf format

Childs AR, Cowley PD, Næsje TF, Bennett RH
Habitat connectivity and intra-population structure of an estuary-dependent fishery species
MEPS 537:233-245 | Full text in pdf format

Hertz E, Trudel M, Brodeur RD, Daly EA, Eisner L, Farley EV Jr, Harding JA, MacFarlane RB, Mazumder S, Moss JH, Murphy JM, Mazumder A
Continental-scale variability in the feeding ecology of juvenile Chinook salmon along the coastal Northeast Pacific Ocean
MEPS 537:247-263 | Full text in pdf format

Goodman Hall A, Avens L, Braun McNeill J, Wallace B, Goshe LR
Inferring long-term foraging trends of individual juvenile loggerhead sea turtles using stable isotopes
MEPS 537:265-276 | Full text in pdf format

Green DB, Coetzee JC, Rishworth GM, Pistorius PA
Foraging distribution of Cape gannets in relation to oceanographic features, prey availability and marine protected areas
MEPS 537:277-288 | Full text in pdf format