Oregon Sea Grant

The dynamics of the geomagnetic field in context of animal navigation is a promising avenue for understanding the how animals deal with an ever-changing environment.

Streamflow, locally (in estuary) generated waves, and locally generated surge led to minor variations in storm tides in the Tillamook Bay estuary.

This article evaluates how decompression and venting affect stress and mortality in the Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens).

The results of this study imply that magnetic maps are phylogenetically widespread and likely explain the extraordinary navigational abilities evident in many long-distance underwater migrants.