Latitudinal Clines in Temperature and Salinity Tolerance in Tidepool Copepods [PDF]
Local adaptation has been understudied in marine systems, but might be expected to be pronounced in the tidepool copepod Tigriopus californicus, which has a broad geographic range and extremely restricted dispersal. Tolerance to temperature and salinity was assessed in 14 populations over a 20° latitudinal range. Adaptive differentiation to temperature
Leong, Wai +2 more
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Prezygotic reproductive barriers in precopulatory behavior of tidepool copepod species [PDF]
Abstract Complexity in prezygotic mating behavior can contribute to the emergence of sexual incompatibility and reproductive isolation. In this study, we performed behavioral tests with two tidepool copepod species of the genus Tigriopus to explore the possibility of precopulatory behavioral isolation.
Satomi Tsuboko-Ishii, Ronald S Burton
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Distribution patterns of tidepool fishes on a tropical flat reef [PDF]
Rockpools on a tropical f lat reef off the southeastern coast of Brazil were sampled to determine the influence of pool morphometry and water characteristics on fish communitystructure. The pool closest to the inner fringe of the reef had lower salinity and higher temperature due to inflow of groundwater.
Macieira, Raphael M. +1 more
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Transformations in Diabetes Care: Lessons From Commons-Based, Peer-Produced Citizen Science. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Medical technologies have historically been the domain of private entities and public institutions. However, this market–state model is being challenged by commons‐based, peer‐produced citizen science. Here, we present a community of people with diabetes, which has developed life‐critical medical devices through open‐source innovation, as a ...
O'Donnell S, Quigley M.
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Comparison of Glucose Management Between Open-Source Loop and Tandem Control-IQ Automated Insulin Delivery Systems in Adults With Type 1 Diabetes. [PDF]
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism, Volume 28, Issue 6, Page 5394-5398, June 2026.
Wu Z +8 more
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Biomass compensation: Behind the diversity gradients of tidepool fishes
Species richness is unevenly distributed on the Earth, with biodiversity gradients of various spatial scales supposedly being affected by abiotic as well as biotic factors including community traits such as body size spectra and relative abundance patterns. To explore large-scale spatial variation in species diversity and their processes, tidepool fish
Tokeshi, Mutsunori +5 more
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Invertebrates at the Land-Sea Interface in a Climate Change World: Heatwaves, Floods, Fire and Ice. [PDF]
Diverse communities of coastal marine invertebrates living on rocky shores, mudflats, mangroves and saltmarsh occur at the interface between marine and terrestrial environments, where they are vulnerable to the combined impacts of extreme climatic events (ECEs) such as marine and atmospheric heatwaves, fire, flooding, hyposalinity and changes in ...
Byrne M, Ross PM.
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Small-scale variation in tropical tidepool fish assemblages. [PDF]
Habitat heterogeneity is known to promote species diversity and other effects in communities by increasing structural complexity, access to food resources and to refuge spaces. However, the influence of environmental heterogeneity at small spatial scale settings is challenging to detect and to measure. In tropical intertidal rocky shores, the low tidal
Andrades R +3 more
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A European regulatory pathway for Tidepool loop following clearance in the United States? [PDF]
The recent clearance by the United States Food and Drug Administration of Tidepool Loop sets an important precedent within the medical device landscape. For the first time, an automated insulin delivery mobile application—based on an algorithm initially ...
Downey L +3 more
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Does material matter? Tidepool sculpin and microhabitat choice
Artificial reefs create less productive fish communities than their natural counterparts mostly due to differences in habitat complexity and food potential.
Payne, Sierra D
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