1. The influence of structural complexity and reef habitat types on flight initiation distance and escape behaviors in labrid fishes

   • José de Anchieta C. C. Nunes
   • Cláudio L. S. Sampaio
   • Francisco Barros

   Original Paper 28 January 2015 Pages: 493 - 499

   

2. Foraging effort in Magellanic penguins: balancing the energy books for survival?

   • J. E. Sala
   • R. P. Wilson
   • F. Quintana

   Original Paper 27 November 2014 Pages: 501 - 514

   

3. From the laboratory to the wild: salinity-based genetic differentiation of the European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) using gene-associated and gene-independent microsatellite markers

   • Bruno Guinand
   • Nolwenn Quéré
   • François Bonhomme

   Original Paper 07 January 2015 Pages: 515 - 538

   

4. Foraging intensity of wild mulloway Argyrosomus japonicus decreases with increasing anthropogenic disturbance

   • Nicholas L. Payne
   • Dylan E. van der Meulen
   • Matthew D. Taylor

   Original Paper 25 December 2014 Pages: 539 - 546

   

5. Effects of the alien Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) on subtidal macrozoobenthos communities

   • Johan Hollander
   • Johan Blomfeldt
   • Åsa Strand

   Original Paper 07 January 2015 Pages: 547 - 555

   

6. Genetic diversity and biogeographical patterns of Caulerpa prolifera across the Mediterranean and Mediterranean/Atlantic transition zone

   • Elena Varela-Álvarez
   • Ana C. Balau
   • Ester A. Serrão

   Original Paper 11 January 2015 Pages: 557 - 569

   

7. Foraging ecology of silky sharks, Carcharhinus falciformis, captured by the tuna purse-seine fishery in the eastern Pacific Ocean

   • Leanne M. Duffy
   • Robert J. Olson
   • Petra M. Kuhnert

   Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 571 - 593

   

8. Deep phylogeographic divergence among populations of limpet Siphonaria lessoni on the east and west coasts of South America

   • J. D. Nuñez
   • P. J. Fernández Iriarte
   • M. Cledón

   Original Paper 25 January 2015 Pages: 595 - 605

   

9. Contrasting arm elevation angles of multi- and two-armed sea urchin echinoplutei supports Grünbaum and Strathmann’s hydromechanical model

   • Natalie A. Soars
   • Maria Byrne

   Original Paper 10 January 2015 Pages: 607 - 616

   

10. Spatial and temporal variation in sponge spicule patches at Station M, northeast Pacific

    • C. Laguionie-Marchais
    • L. A. Kuhnz
    • K. L. Smith Jr.

    Original Paper Open access 22 January 2015 Pages: 617 - 624

    

11. Are social aggregation and temporary immigration driving high rates of increase in some Southern Hemisphere humpback whale populations?

    • Phillip J. Clapham
    • Alexandre N. Zerbini

    Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 625 - 634

    

12. A deep-sea community, including Lophelia pertusa, at unusually shallow depths in the western North Atlantic Ocean off northeastern Florida

    • Steve W. Ross
    • Sandra Brooke
    • J. Carter Watterson

    Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 635 - 648

    

13. Foraging by experienced and inexperienced Cory’s shearwater along a 3-year period of ameliorating foraging conditions

    • Fredrik D. Haug
    • Vítor H. Paiva
    • Jaime A. Ramos

    Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 649 - 660

    

14. Using mark-recapture and stranding data to estimate reproductive traits in female bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) of the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean

    • Pedro F. Fruet
    • Rodrigo Cezar Genoves
    • Eduardo R. Secchi

    Original Paper 25 January 2015 Pages: 661 - 673

    

15. The body-size structure of macrobenthos changes predictably along gradients of hydrodynamic stress and organic enrichment

    • Serena Donadi
    • Britas Klemens Eriksson
    • Helmut Hillebrand

    Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 675 - 685

    

16. Shell growth, microstructure and composition over the development cycle of the European abalone Haliotis tuberculata

    • S. Auzoux-Bordenave
    • C. Brahmi
    • S. Huchette

    Original Paper 22 January 2015 Pages: 687 - 697

    

17. The spatiotemporal dynamics of habitat use by blacktip (Carcharhinus limbatus) and lemon (Negaprion brevirostris) sharks in nurseries of St. John, United States Virgin Islands

    • Bryan Legare
    • Jeff Kneebone
    • Gregory Skomal

    Original Paper 28 January 2015 Pages: 699 - 716

    

18. Species-specific differences in thermal tolerance may define susceptibility to intracellular acidosis in reef corals

    • Emma M. Gibbin
    • Hollie M. Putnam
    • Simon K. Davy

    Short note 04 February 2015 Pages: 717 - 723

    

19. Microplastic ingestion by scleractinian corals

    • N. M. Hall
    • K. L. E. Berry
    • M. O. Hoogenboom

    Short note 04 February 2015 Pages: 725 - 732