An inventory of Australian seabird colonies collated by now defunct The National Oceans Office (NOO) circa 1999. There are no details of the source of the data with many details missing such as observ
BackgroundSpecies may respond to a warming climate by moving to higher latitudes or elevations. Shifts in geographic ranges are common responses in temperate regions. For the tropics, latitudinal temp
This dataset provides seasonal averages of mixed layer temperature, water column stratification, and mixed layer chlorophyll-a content for coastal marine regions around the world using the Marine Ecor
Range expansions are limited by two key factors. These are (1) dispersal, which includes a species’ intrinsic mobility, geographical barriers, and their interaction; and (2) the ability of a species t
Pastran S, Lank DB, O'Hara PD, Bradley RW, Lougheed C, Lougheed LW, Parker NR, McFarlane Tranquilla LA, Krebs EA, Cooke F, et al. 2022. The influence of breeding status and nest site location on marin
