1. Nitrogen transfer in a Caribbean mutualistic network: editorial comment on the feature article by Cantrell et al.

   • Tamar L. Goulet

   Editorial 16 November 2015 Pages: 2325 - 2325

2. Nitrogen transfer in a Caribbean mutualistic network

   • C. E. Cantrell
   • R. P. Henry
   • N. E. Chadwick

   Feature Article 16 November 2015 Pages: 2327 - 2338

   

3. Climate-driven population size fluctuations of jellyfish (Chrysaora plocamia) off Peru

   • Javier Quiñones
   • Hermes Mianzan
   • E. Marcelo Acha

   Original Paper 26 October 2015 Pages: 2339 - 2350

   

4. Movements of the reef manta ray (Manta alfredi) in the Red Sea using satellite and acoustic telemetry

   • Camrin D. Braun
   • Gregory B. Skomal
   • Michael L. Berumen

   Original Paper 27 October 2015 Pages: 2351 - 2362

   

5. Variations in the diet and stable isotope ratios during the ovarian development of female yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) in the Western Indian Ocean

   • Iker Zudaire
   • Hilario Murua
   • Nathalie Bodin

   Original Paper 02 November 2015 Pages: 2363 - 2377

   

6. Interannual variation in the larval development of a coral reef fish in response to temperature and associated environmental factors

   • Ian M. McLeod
   • Rhondda E. Jones
   • Mark I. McCormick

   Original Paper 30 October 2015 Pages: 2379 - 2389

   

7. Ecology of Conus on Seychelles reefs at mid-twentieth century: comparative habitat use and trophic roles of co-occurring congeners

   • Alan J. Kohn

   Original Paper 04 November 2015 Pages: 2391 - 2407

   

8. Nutritional exchange in a tropical tripartite symbiosis II: direct evidence for the transfer of nutrients from host anemone and zooxanthellae to anemonefish

   • E. Alan Verde
   • Ann Cleveland
   • Raymond W. Lee

   Original Paper 13 November 2015 Pages: 2409 - 2429

   

9. Effects of increasing water temperatures on survival and growth of ecologically and economically important seaweeds in Atlantic Canada: implications for climate change

   • Kristen L. Wilson
   • Lauren M. Kay
   • Heike K. Lotze

   Original Paper 05 November 2015 Pages: 2431 - 2444

   

10. Erratum to: Bigger mothers = better chances: the first test of a central hypothesis in marine fish ecology—editorial comment on the feature article by Saenz-Agudelo et al.

    • Myron A. Peck
    • Peter M. Buston

    Erratum 18 November 2015 Pages: 2445 - 2445

11. Preface to “Invasive Species” Topical Collection

    • Elizabeta Briski
    • Farrah Chan

    Invasive Species - Editorial Comment 11 September 2015 Pages: 2447 - 2448

12. Ascidians as models for studying invasion success

    • Aibin Zhan
    • Elizabeta Briski
    • Hugh J. MacIsaac

    Invasive Species - Review 11 September 2015 Pages: 2449 - 2470

    

13. Low feeding preference of native herbivores for the successful non-native seaweed Heterosiphonia japonica

    • Josefin Sagerman
    • Swantje Enge
    • Sofia A. Wikström

    Invasive Species - Original paper 11 September 2015 Pages: 2471 - 2479

    

14. Influence of seawater temperature and shipping on the spread and establishment of marine fouling species

    • Joshua P. Lord
    • Jeremy M. Calini
    • Robert B. Whitlatch

    Invasive Species - Original Paper 11 September 2015 Pages: 2481 - 2492

    

15. Forecasting invasions: resource use by mussels informs invasion patterns along the South African coast

    • Mhairi E. Alexander
    • Robyn Adams
    • Tamara B. Robinson

    Invasive Species - Original Paper 23 September 2015 Pages: 2493 - 2500

    

16. Measuring Bahamian lionfish impacts to marine ecological services using habitat equivalency analysis

    • Matthew W. Johnston
    • Sam J. Purkis
    • Richard E. Dodge

    Invasive Species - Original paper 24 September 2015 Pages: 2501 - 2512

    

17. Viability, growth and domoic acid toxicity of the diatom Nitzschia bizertensis following filtration by the mussel Mytilus sp.

    • Donia Bouchouicha-Smida
    • Stephen S. Bates
    • Asma Sakka Hlaili

    Invasive Species - Original Paper 26 October 2015 Pages: 2513 - 2519

    

18. Do native subtidal grazers eat the invasive kelp Undaria pinnatifida?

    • Rocío Suárez Jiménez
    • Christopher D. Hepburn
    • Catriona L. Hurd

    Invasive Species - Short Note 04 November 2015 Pages: 2521 - 2526