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Aim We tested whether the inverse latitudinal diversity gradient (LDG) observed for trematode parasites in first‐intermediate snail hosts extends to second‐intermediate and definitive host taxa. Location Sub‐tropical to temperate latitudinal zones (±23°–47.6°) in North and South America. Taxon Trematode parasites (Class: Digenea); crustacean second‐intermediate hosts (Infra‐order: Brachyura; Anomura); fish second‐intermediate...
Technology Transfer of PMEL Tsunami Research Protects Populations and Expands the New Blue EconomyOA Marine
NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory’s (PMEL’s) approach to tsunami research is unique among such laboratories in that tsunami observations and modeling are under one roof, offering the advantages of enhancing the speed and lowering the cost of developments. Here, we chronicle the history of the transfer of deep-ocean observational and flooding modeling technologies within and outside of NOAA and provide a case study f...
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