Flexible distributions for modelling angular data have received considerable attention in recent years, with ongoing work extending existing circular models to provide greater flexibility in capturing...
This data article presents untargeted metabolomic data obtained from four Indonesian seaweed species: Halymenia durvillei, Gracilaria gigas, Caulerpa racemosa, and Palmaria palmata. Samples were colle...
Corals are expected to bleach under prolonged extreme heat, yet one reef system in Western Australia largely did not. New field data and experimental evidence suggest unusual heat tolerance in several...
Marine algae-derived neurotoxins, commonly associated with harmful algal blooms (HABs), represent a paradox in marine and biomedical sciences. While traditionally studied for their ecological disrupti...
As a population recovers from extreme exploitation, it is not simply a matter of how many individuals are in the population but who they are, which can affect sexual selection. A long-term study of hu...
The University of Washington's marine field station, the Friday Harbor Laboratories (FHL), has been a center for diverse biological research for over 100 years. The facility is a complete mini-campus ...
Halisarca dujardinii is a marine sponge known for its ability to completely regenerate via cell reaggregation. Here we present the first chromosome-level genome assembly of H. dujardinii, generated us...
Locating and identifying underwater bodies is challenging because underwater images are often low-luminance, turbid, and have ambiguous backgrounds. Object detection and computer vision technologies a...
Marine adhesive organisms commonly employ epidermal growth factor (EGF)-like domains for wet attachment, yet the molecular mechanisms guiding their self-assembly remain elusive. Here, we report a disu...
To engage undergraduate marine biology students and demonstrate the relevance of energy metabolism to their field, we developed laboratory activities that integrate cellular metabolism with the biolog...
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