Western boundary currents (WBCs) of the Southern Hemisphere transport heat poleward
and are regions of rapid ocean warming. However, the mechanisms responsible for the …

BRAN2020 (2020 version of the Bluelink ReANalysis) is an ocean reanalysis that combines
observations with an eddy-resolving, near-global ocean general circulation model to …

Although the impacts of marine heatwaves (MHWs) can extend well below the ocean
surface, little is known about how oceanic and atmospheric forcings control their vertical …

Globally, marine animal distributions are shifting in response to a changing climate. These
shifts are usually considered at the species level, but individuals are likely to differ in how …

Marine heatwaves (MHWs) are extreme ocean warming events that can have devastating
impacts, from biological mortalities to irreversible redistributions within the ocean ecosystem …

Abstract Among Western Boundary Currents, the East Australian Current (EAC) has a more
energetic eddy field relative to its mean flow, however, the relationship between upstream …

Abstract The East Australian Current (EAC) varies on both seasonal and mesoscale eddy
related timescales, with important impacts for weather, primary productivity, and fisheries …

In western boundary current systems, sharp velocity gradients between the poleward flowing
jet and coastal waters generally act to inhibit cross‐shelf exchange. Downstream of jet …

Transport of larvae by ocean currents is an important dispersal mechanism for many
species. The timing and location of spawning can have a large influence on settlement …

Physalia physalis, the bluebottle in Australia, are colonial siphonophores that live at the
surface of the ocean, mainly in tropical and subtropical waters. P. physalis are sometimes …