Tag: Indo-Pacific

Some of the ocean's most successful animals have just rewritten one of science's favorite biogeographical rules. Zoantharians, an order of ...

A new annotated catalogue documents more than 750 black coral specimens, including type material for 59 taxa, at Naturalis Biodiversity ...

An integrative study of the Blue Dragon sea slug in Vietnamese waters reveals two reproductively isolated species and an unusually ...

Genomic and morphological evidence has collapsed the fig wasp genus Philoverdance into Philotrypesis and revealed five distinct species whose diversification ...

A new analysis of seafloor sediments across Indonesian seas shows that foraminiferal communities shift from physical to biogeochemical control with ...

New research argues that India's shift to solar, wind, nuclear, and green hydrogen is not just an environmental goal but ...

Micro-CT scans of 1940s type specimens show that Miogypsinella foraminifera migrated from the Indo-Pacific to Central America before the restriction ...

A new study estimates that Indo-Pacific corals produce roughly three quintillion eggs in a single spawning period, revealing that regional ...

A new comparative analysis argues that strategic competition among major powers in the Indian Ocean shifts maritime risk onto the ...

Histopathological analysis of diseased Acropora corals in the Maldives shows that the ciliate Philaster guamense invades healthy tissue, supporting its ...