Examining the global phylogeography of a little known species: the pygmy killer whale (Feresa attenuata)
Pygmy killer whales (Feresa attenuata) have historically been a poorly studied species. They are typically found in the open ocean
Nuclear SNPs reveal link between social and genetic structure in Hawaiian short-finned pilot whales
Social structure and its effects on gene flow have been suggested as drivers of population structure among sympatric or parapatric
Unintended consequences of using dolphins to catch tuna: examining the extent and nature of hook and line fishery interactions with pantropical spotted dolphins off the island of Hawai’i
In Hawai’i fishermen use a variety of hook and line methods to catch tuna associated with pantropical spotted dolphins. In
Rough-toothed dolphins on a Navy range in Hawai’i: using LIMPET satellite-tag data to assess movements, habitat use, and overlap with Navy activities
Much of the U.S. Navy’s training activities in Hawai’i occur on the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF), an area between
Comparison of skin microbiomes across 16 marine mammal species
An emerging theme in animal and human health-related research is that associated microbial communities or ‘microbiomes’ play vital and active