This study reviews published information on Mugil cephalus from around the world, with
recent genetic studies indicating that the flathead mullet may indeed be a species complex …

Without doubt, the possession of an armored carapace represents one of the most
conspicuous morphological features of all cingulates. Here, we review some of the many …

Background The study of speciation in the marine realm is challenging because of the
apparent absence of physical barriers to dispersal, which are one of the main drivers of …

The objective of the study was to acclimatise wild-caught meagre (Argyrosomus regius) to
captivity to produce viable eggs for aquaculture production. Twelve meagre (3 males and 9 …

Loss of genetic diversity is thought to lead to increased risk of extinction in endangered
populations due to decreasing fitness of homozygous individuals. Here, we evaluated the …

Abstract Backgrounds and Aims Theory predicts that the long-term persistence of plant
populations exposed to size reduction can be threatened by a loss of genetic diversity and …

Khaya senegalensis (African mahogany or dry‐zone mahogany) is a high‐value hardwood
timber species with great potential for forest plantations in northern Australia. The species is …

Sarcocystis scandentiborneensis sp. nov. was discovered in histological sections of striated
musculature of treeshrews (Tupaia minor, T. tana) from Northern Borneo. Sarcocysts were …

The root hemiparasite S triga hermonthica causes very significant yield loss in its dryland
staple cereal host, S orghum bicolor. S triga‐resistant sorghum cultivars could be an …

Naked mole-rats form colonies with a single reproductively active female surrounded by
subordinate workers. Workers perform offspring care, construction and defense of the …