Much of what we know about speciation comes from detailed studies of well‐known model
systems. Although there have been several important syntheses on speciation, few (if any) …

Pelagic gelatinous invertebrates in many diverse phyla aggregate, bloom, or swarm.
Although typically portrayed as annoying to humans, such accumulations probably are …

Molecular analyses have led to an increased knowledge of the number and distribution of
morphologically cryptic species in the world's oceans and, concomitantly, to the identification …

The southeast Australian coast potentially includes a complex biogeographic barrier, largely
lacking exposed rocky shore that may limit the dispersal of rocky intertidal taxa and …

The role of dispersal potential on phylogeographic structure, evidenced by the degree of
genetic structure and the presence of coincident genetic and biogeographic breaks, was …

Aim Phylogeographical breaks may reflect historical or present‐day impediments to gene
flow, and the congruence of these breaks across multiple species lends insight into …

The anthropogenic introduction of exotic species is one of the greatest modern threats to
marine biodiversity. Yet exotic species introductions remain difficult to predict and are easily …

Eurythoe complanata (Pallas 1766) has been considered a cosmopolitan species with a
great morphological similarity across its geographic range. To elucidate whether E …

Phylogeographic studies are lacking in the Southern Hemisphere, and in particular in the
south-eastern Pacific. To infer the possible scenario for the debated biogeographic transition …

Background The mesic habitats of eastern Australia harbour a highly diverse fauna. We
examined the impact of climatic oscillations and recognised biogeographic barriers on the …