Deep‐sea chemosynthetic ecosystems, critical for global methane and sulphur cycling, require accurate connectivity data for effective conservation planning amid increasing anthropogenic threats. Because hosts and their environmentally acquired symbionts operate at fundamentally different spatial and temporal scales, we analysed each at the scale appropriate to its biology: host Gigantidas platifrons population structure was as...

Methane emissions from cold seeps play an important role in oceanic carbon cycling and climate regulation, yet their temporal dynamics and controlling mechanisms remain poorly understood. We conducted long-term in situ monitoring at the Formosa Ridge (Site F), southwest of Taiwan, using a self-developed ocean observation platform that integrates an acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP), conductivity–temperature–depth (CTD)...