Natural and anthropogenic stressors alter the composition, biomass, and nutritional quality
of primary producers and microorganisms, the basal organisms that synthesize the …

Abstract The Antarctic krill Euphausia superba is often considered an herbivore but is
notable for its trophic flexibility, which includes feeding on protistan and metazoan …

Compound specific stable isotope analysis of amino acids (CSIA-AA) is a practice that
allows for in-depth studies of many different physiological, ecological, and environmental …

The limited amount of ecological data covering offshore parts of the ocean impedes our
ability to understand and anticipate the impact of anthropogenic stressors on pelagic marine …

Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is a powerful biochemical technique that uses antibodies to
specifically label and visualize proteins of interests within biological samples. However, fluid …

Midwater zooplankton are major agents of biogeochemical transformation in the open
ocean; however their characteristics and activity remain poorly known. Here we evaluate …

We investigated the response of an open-ocean plankton food web to a major ecosystem
perturbation event, the Hawaiian lee cyclonic eddy Opal, using compound-specific isotopic …

Muscle excursion and force potential can be estimated from architectural variables,
including mass, volume, fascicle length, and density. These have been collected from fresh …

Compound‐specific isotope analysis of amino acids (CSIA‐AA) is a promising nascent
technique that alleviates many shortcomings of conventional bulk‐tissue stable isotope …

Compound‐specific isotopic analysis of amino acids (CSIA‐AA) is increasingly used in
ecological and biogeochemical studies tracking the origin and fate of nitrogen (N). Its …