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Movements and behavior of cetaceans are shaped by their habitat, but reproductive physiology can further influence residency and spatial use, especially in gestating and calf‐rearing females. We analyzed a long‐term photo‐ID dataset to assess differences in residency and behavior among the reproductive stages (gestation, dependent calf, and interbreeding interval) of adult female bottlenose dolphins, in the heavily fished wate...
Massive arrivals of pelagic Sargassum to the coasts of several countries in the Atlantic Ocean began in 2011. Monitoring the abundance and distribution of Sargassum in the ocean and along the coasts is necessary to understand the phenomena better and develop forecasting products and management protocols. Most Sargassum monitoring has been conducted in the open ocean through traditional remote sensing techniques. However, since...
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