Research on sociality in marine fishes is a vibrant field that is providing new insights into
social evolution more generally. Here, we review the past two decades of research …

Coral reefs represent some of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world but are currently
undergoing large‐scale degradation due to anthropogenic stressors. Such degradation …

Abstract Knowledge of marine fish diversity remains largely incomplete in the Con Dao
Archipelago, the oldest marine-protected area in Vietnam. Previous investigations of …

Highlights•Not all social animals make the same movement decisions related to their
habitat.•We tested the influence of habitat size, health and saturation on movement of …

Understanding variation in social organization that lacks a strong phylogenetic signal
represents a key focus of research in behavioural ecology. Accordingly, we established a …

We present one year of buying and selling data of the yellow coral goby (Gobiodon
okinawae) in Banggai Laut District, Banggai Archipelago, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. This …

Climate change is rapidly altering ecosystems on a global scale, and coral reefs are
particularly vulnerable to climate-induced disturbances. Coral reefs depend on mutualisms …

While habitat is often a limiting resource for group-living animals, we have yet to understand
what aspects of habitat are particularly important for the maintenance of sociality. As …