Pacific Science

Author Index

Alfaro-Shigueto, Joanna—see Pajuelo et al.

Aliaga, Juan Antonio—see Araya et al.

Anderson, James J.—see Leo et al.

Araya, Juan Francisco, Juan Antonio Aliaga, and Darko D. Cotoras

  Rediscovery of Pacificella variabilis (Gastropoda: Achatinellidae) on Easter Island, 329–334

Astrongatt, Stephane—see Sadlier et al.

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Balart, Eduardo F.—see Cabral-Tena et al.

Bavestrello, Giorgio—see Pica et al.

Bell, James J.—see Farnham and Bell

Bourgoin, Allain—see Buden and Bourgoin

Brooks, Sam—see Questad et al.

Buden, Donald W.

  Dragonflies and Damselflies (Insecta: Odonata) of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, 373–387

Buden, Donald W., and Allain Bourgoin

  New Distribution Records of Cetaceans from the Federated States of Micronesia, 485–499

Bunjongsiri, Penpadsorn—see Wonglom et al.

Bursey, Charles R.—see Goldberg et al.

Butôt, Roland—see Hoeksema et al.

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Cabral-Tena, Rafael A., David A. Paz-García, Héctor Reyes-Bonilla, Sergio S. González-Peláez, and Eduardo F. Balart

  Spatiotemporal Variability in Coral (Anthozoa: Scleractinia) Larval Recruitment in the Southern Gulf of California, 435–447

Cairns, Stephen D., Robert P. Stone, Hye-Won Moon, and Jong Hee Lee

  Primnoidae (Octocorallia: Calcaxonia) from the Emperor Seamounts, with Notes on Callogorgia elegans (Gray, 1870), 125–142

Camacho, Vicente A.—see Ha et al.

Castro, Cristina—see Félix et al.

Chen, Yongjiu, James Lusana, Zetan Xu, Jamel T. James, Zhenming Lü, and Shanggui Deng

  DNA Barcoding Reveals Identity of Mugilids (Teleostei: Mugiliformes) from the East China Sea along the Coast of Zhejiang, China, 423–434

Christensen, Carl C., Jennifer G. Kahn, and Patrick V. Kirch

  Nonmarine Mollusks from Archaeological Sites on Mo‘orea, Society Islands, French Polynesia, with Descriptions of Four New Species of Recently Extinct Land Snails (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Endodontidae), 95–123

Clause, Adam G., Nunia Thomas-Moko, Sialisi Rasalato, and Robert N. Fisher

  All Is Not Lost: Herpetofaunal “Extinctions” in the Fiji Islands, 321–328

Cordell, Susan

  —see Rayome et al.

  —see Questad et al.

Coria-Monter, Erik, María Adela Monreal-Gómez, David Alberto Salas de León, and Elizabeth Durán-Campos

  Impact of the “Godzilla El Niño” Event of 2015–2016 on Sea-Surface Temperature and Chlorophyll-a in the Southern Gulf of California, Mexico, as Evidenced by Satellite and In Situ Data, 411–422

Cotoras, Darko D.—see Araya et al.

Crow, Susan E.—see Davis et al.

Cruz, Justine B.—see Ha et al.

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Davis, Alisa A., Christopher A. Lepczyk, Katherine H. Haman, Clifford W. Morden, Susan E. Crow, Nicole Jensen, and Michael T. Lohr

  Toxoplasma gondii Detection in Fecal Samples from Domestic Cats (Felis catus) in Hawai‘i, 501–511

Delrieu-Trottin, Erwan, Valentina Neglia, Magali Verducci, and Serge Planes

  Origin, Genetic Diversity, and Population History of a Marine Population (Chanidae: Chanos chanos) in an Enclosed Lagoon in French Polynesia, 223–231

Deng, Shanggui—see Chen et al.

Drake, Donald R.

  —see Hays et al.

  —see Shay and Drake

Dunn, William O.—see Trianni et al.

Durán-Campos, Elizabeth—see Coria-Monter et al.

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Easton, Erin E., Javier Sellanes, and Matthias Gorny

  First Record of the Yellowfin Soldierfish, Myripristis chryseres Jordan & Evermann, 1903, in the Easter Island Ecoregion, 143–148

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Falinski, Kim, and David Penn

  Loss of Reservoir Capacity through Sedimentation in Hawai‘i: Management Implications for the Twenty-First Century, 1–19

Farnham, Elizabeth S., and James J. Bell

  Spatial Variation in a Shallow-Water Sponge-Dominated Reef in Timor-Leste (East Timor), 233–244

Félix, Fernando, Koen Van Waerebeek, Gian Paolo Sanino, Cristina Castro, Marie-Françoise Van Bressem, and Luis Santillán

  Variation in Dorsal Fin Morphology in Common Bottlenose Dolphin Tursiops truncatus (Cetacea: Delphinidae) Populations from the Southeast Pacific Ocean, 307–320

Fiedler, G. Curt—see Kerr and Fiedler

Fisher, Robert N.—see Clause et al. [End Page 513]

Fitch, Robert—see Questad et al.

Fujinami, Yuki, Sayaka Nakatsuka, and Seiji Ohshimo

  Feeding Habits of the Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) in the Northwestern Pacific Based on Stomach Contents and Stable Isotope Ratios, 21–39

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García-Hernández, Jaaziel E.—see Hoeksema et al.

Goldberg, Stephen R., Charles R. Bursey, and Fred Kraus

  Helminths from Emoia physicae (Squamata: Scincidae) from Papua New Guinea, 389–393

González-Peláez, Sergio S.—see Cabral-Tena et al.

Gorny, Matthias—see Easton et al.

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Ha, James, Justine B. Cruz, Shelly Kremer, Vicente A. Camacho, and Paul Radley

  Trends in Avian Roadside Surveys over a 20-Year Period on Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, 81–93

Ha, James—see Leo et al.

Ha, Renee R.—see Leo et al.

Haman, Katherine H.—see Davis et al.

Hays, Brandon R., Jinelle Sperry, Donald R. Drake, and Amy M. Hruska

  Husking Stations Provide Insight into Diet of Nonnative Rodents on O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, 335–344

Hess, Steven C.—see Wehr et al.

Hoeksema, Bert W., Roland Butôt, and Jaaziel E. García-Hernández

  A New Host and Range Record for the Gall Crab Fungicola fagei as a Symbiont of the Mushroom Coral Lobactis scutaria in Hawai‘i, 251–261

Holland, Brenden S.—see Van Kleeck and Holland

Hruska, Amy M.—see Hays et al.

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James, Jamel T.—see Chen et al.

Jensen, Nicole—see Davis et al.

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Kahn, Jennifer G.—see Christensen et al.

Keating, Richard—see Sur et al.

Kerr, Alexander M., and G. Curt Fiedler

  Land Snails of Dåno′ (Cocos Island), Mariana Islands, 263–270

Kirch, Patrick V.—see Christensen et al.

Kobayashi, Donald R.—see Milisen et al.

Kraus, Fred—see Goldberg et al.

Kremer, Shelly—see Ha et al.

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Landaeta, Mauricio F.—see Santos-Carvallo et al.

Lee, Jong Hee—see Cairns et al.

Leo, Brian T., James J. Anderson, James Ha, Reese B. Phillips, and Renee R. Ha

  Modeling Impacts of Hunting on Control of an Insular Feral Cat Population, 57–67

Lepczyk, Christopher A.—see Davis et al.

Litton, Creighton M.—see Wehr et al.

Lohr, Michael T.—see Davis et al.

Lü, Zhenming—see Chen et al.

Lusana, James—see Chen et al.

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Mangel, Jeffrey C.—see Pajuelo et al.

Matye, Sarah A.—see Milisen et al.

McCoy, Stephane—see Sadlier et al.

McKagan, Steven C.—see Trianni et al.

Milisen, Jeffrey W., Sarah A. Matye, and Donald R. Kobayashi

  Nocturnal Visual Census of Pelagic Fauna Using Scuba near Kona, Hawai‘i, 399–410

Monreal-Gómez, María Adela—see Coria-Monter et al.

Moon, Hye-Won—see Cairns et al.

Mora-Barboza, Cristian, and Jeffrey A. Sibaja-Cordero

  Occurrence, Demography, and Habitat Features of Pollicipes elegans (Pollicipedidae: Scalpelliformes), an Amphitropical Species at a Rocky Intertidal Shore, Costa Rica, 449–461

Moraga, Rodrigo—see Santos-Carvallo et al.

Morden, Clifford W., and Mitsuko Yorkston Speciation and Biogeography in the Hawaiian Endemic Genus Kokia (Malvaceae: Gossypieae), 209–222

Morden, Clifford W.—see Davis et al.

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Nakatsuka, Sayaka—see Fujinami et al.

Neglia, Valentina—see Delrieu-Trottin et al.

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Ohshimo, Seiji—see Fujinami et al.

Oliva, Doris—see Santos-Carvallo et al.

Ostertag, Rebecca—see Rayome et al.

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Pajuelo, Mariela, Joanna Alfaro-Shigueto, Miguel Romero, Andrea Pásara-Polack, Amado Solano, German Vela, David Sarmiento, and Jeffrey C. Mangel

  Occurrence and Bycatch of Juvenile and Neonate Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus) in Peruvian Waters, 463–473

Pásara-Polack, Andrea—see Pajuelo et al.

Paz-García, David A.—see Cabral-Tena et al.

Penn, David—see Falinski and Penn

Pérez-Alvarez, María José—see Santos-Carvallo et al.

Phillips, Reese B.—see Leo et al.

Pica, Daniela, Giorgio Bavestrello, and Stefania Puce

  First Record of Lepidopora (Hydrozoa: Stylasteridae) from the North Pacific Ocean with Description of a New Species, 245–250

Planes, Serge—see Delrieu-Trottin et al.

Puce, Stefania—see Pica et al.

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Questad, Erin J., Amanda Uowolo, Sam Brooks, Robert Fitch, and Susan Cordell

  Resource Availability, Propagule Supply, and Effect of Nonnative Ungulate Herbivores on Senecio madagascariensis Invasion, 69–79

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Radley, Paul—see Ha et al.

Rayome, Donald D., Rebecca Ostertag, and Susan Cordell

  Enhancing Aboveground Carbon Storage and Invasion Resistance through Restoration: Early Results from a Functional Trait-Based Experiment, 149–164 [End Page 514]

Rasalato, Sialisi—see Clause et al.

Reyes-Bonilla, Héctor—see Cabral-Tena et al.

Romero, Miguel—see Pajuelo et al.

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Sadlier, Ross A., Gerry Swan, Stephane Astrongatt, and Stephane McCoy

  New Information on Distribution and Habitat Preferences of the Leopard Skink, Lacertoides pardalis, across the Ultramafic Surfaces of Southern New Caledonia, 271–283

Salas de León, David Alberto—see Coria-Monter et al.

Sanino, Gian Paolo—see Félix et al.

Santillán, Luis—see Félix et al.

Santos-Carvallo, Macarena, Maritza Sepúlveda, Rodrigo Moraga, Mauricio F. Landaeta, Doris Oliva, and María José Pérez-Alvarez

  Presence, Behavior, and Resighting Pattern of Transient Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Humboldt Current System off North-Central Chile, 41–56

Sarmiento, David—see Pajuelo et al.

Sellanes, Javier—see Easton et al.

Sepúlveda, Maritza—see Santos-Carvallo et al.

Shay, Kimberly R., and Donald R. Drake

  Pollination Biology of the Hawaiian Coastal Vine Jacquemontia sandwicensis (Convolvulaceae), 485–499

Sibaja-Cordero, Jeffrey A.—see Mora-Barboza and Sibaja-Cordero

Snow, Neil—see Sur et al.

Solano, Amado—see Pajuelo et al.

Sperry, Jinelle—see Hays et al.

Stacy, Elizabeth A.—see Sur et al.

Stone, Robert P.—see Cairns et al.

Sunpapao, Anurag—see Wonglom et al.

Sur, Gary L., Richard Keating, Neil Snow, and Elizabeth A. Stacy

  Leaf Micromorphology Aids Taxonomic Delineation within the Hypervariable Genus Metrosideros (Myrtaceae) on O‘ahu, 345–361

Swan, Gerry—see Sadlier et al.

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Tenorio, Michael C.—see Trianni et al.

Thithuan, Narasinee—see Wonglom et al.

Thomas-Moko, Nunia—see Clause et al.

Trianni, Michael S., Michael C. Tenorio, Steven C. McKagan, and William O. Dunn

  Evaluation of a Fishery Resource Response to a Net-Use Restriction in Saipan Lagoon, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, 291–306

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Uowolo, Amanda—see Questad et al.

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Van Bressem, Marie-Françoise—see Félix et al.

Van Kleeck, Melissa J., and Brenden S. Holland Gut Check: Predatory Ecology of the Invasive Wrinkled Frog (Glandirana rugosa) in Hawai‘i, 199–208

Van Waerebeek, Koen—see Félix et al.

Vela, German—see Pajuelo et al.

Verducci, Magali—see Delrieu-Trottin et al.

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Wehr, Nathaniel H., Steven C. Hess, and Creighton M. Litton

  Biology and Impacts of Pacific Islands Invasive Species. 14. Sus scrofa, the Feral Pig (Artiodactyla: Suidae), 177–198

Wonglom, Prisana, Narasinee Thithuan, Penpadsorn Bunjongsiri, and Anurag Sunpapao

  Plant-Parasitic Algae (Cephaleuros spp.) in Thailand, Including Four New Records, 363–371

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Xu, Zetan—see Chen et al.

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Yorkston, Mitsuko—see Morden and Yorkston [End Page 515]

Subject Index

Achatinellidae, 329–334

algae, plant-parasitic, 363–371

amphibians, 199–208

Anthozoa, 435–447

Artiodactyla, 177–198

Association Affairs, 167–171, 167–171, 285–290, 395–398, 519–523

avian roadside surveys on Saipan over 20 years, 81–93

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barnacle, gooseneck—see Pollicipes elegans

Bikini Atoll, 373–387

birds, 81–93

Brachyura, 251–261

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Calcaxonia, 125–142

Callogorgia elegans, 125–142

carbon storage and invasion resistance through restoration, 149–164

cat—see Felis catus

  feral, 57–67, 501–511

Cephaleuros, new records in Thailand, 363–371

Cestoda, 389–393

cetaceans, new distribution records from the Federated States of Micronesia, 475–483

Chanidae, 223–231

Chanos chanos, origin, genetic diversity, and population history, 223–231

Chile, 41–56

China, 423–434

citizen science, 399–410

Cnidaria, 245–250

Cocos Island, 263–270

Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, 81–93, 291–306

Convolvulaceae, 485–499

coral, 125–142, 245–250, 251–261, 435–447

  larval recruitment in the Gulf of California, 435–447

  mushroom—see Lobactis scutaria

coral reef, 291–306

  spatial variation in sponge-dominated, 233–244

Costa Rica, 449–461

crab, gall—see Fungicola fagei

crustaceans, 449–461

Cryptochiridae, 251–261

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damselflies, 373–387

Dåno′ Island, 263–270

dolphin, bottlenose—see Tursiops truncatus

dragonflies and damselflies of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, 373–387

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East China Sea, 423–434

Easter Island, 329–334

  ecoregion, 141–148

East Timor, 233–244

El Niño, Godzilla, impact of in the Gulf of California, Mexico, 411–422

Emoia physicae, 389–393

  trossula, 321–328

Emperor Seamounts, 125–142

Endodontidae, 95–123

Erratum, 165

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Federated States of Micronesia, 475–483

Felis catus, 501–511

Fiji Islands, 321–328

fishery resource response to net-use restriction in Saipan Lagoon, 291–306

fishes, 21–39, 143–148, 223–231, 291–306, 423–434, 463–473

French Polynesia, 95–123, 223–231

frog, wrinkled—see Glandirana rugosa

Fungicola fagei, new host and range record in Hawai‘i, 251–261

Fungiidae, 251–261

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Gastropoda, 95–123, 329–334

Glandirana rugosa, predatory ecology, 199–208

Globicephala macrorhynchus, 475–483

Gossypieae, 209–222

Gossypioides kirkii, 209–222

Gulf of California, 411–422, 435–447

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Hawai‘i

  dry forest communities, 69–79

  ecology of wrinkled frog, 199–208

  husking stations and diet of nonnative rodents on O‘ahu, 335–344

  leaf micromorphology in Metrosideros on O‘ahu, 345–361

  new host and range record for gall crab Fungicola fagei, 251–261

  nonnative herbivores and Senecio madagascariensis, 69–79

  pollination biology of Jaquemontia sandwicensis, 485–499

  reservoir capacity loss through sedimentation, 1–19

  scuba used in nocturnal visual census near Kona, 399–410

  speciation and biogeography in Kokia, 209–222

  Toxoplasma gondii detection in fecal samples from domestic cats, 501–511

helminths, from Emoia physicae from Papua New Guinea, 389–393

Hydrozoa, 245–250

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insects, 373–387

invasive species, 177–198, 335–344

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Jaco Island, 233–244

Jacquemontia sandwicensis, 485–499

Japan, 245–250

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Kita-Iwoto, officially designated name of island, 165

Kogia, 475–483

Kokia, speciation and biogeography in Hawaiian endemic genus, 209–222 [End Page 517]

Kona, 399–410

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Lacertoides pardalis, biology and distribution in New Caledonia, 271–283

Lepidopora, first record in North Pacific, 245–250

lizards, 321–328, 389–393

Lobactis scutaria, 251–261

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Malvaceae, 209–222

Mammals, 41–56, 57–67, 69–79, 177–198, 307–320, 335–344, 475–483, 501–511

Mariana Islands, 263–270

Marshall Islands, 373–387

Metrosideros taxonomy aided by leaf micromorphology, 345–361

Mexico, 411–422, 435–447

micronekton, 399–410

Micronesia, 81–93, 263–270, 373–387

milkfish—see Chanos chanos

modeling impacts of hunting on control of a feral cat population, 57–67

mollusks, 95–123, 263–270, 329–334

  nonmarine, from archaeological sites on Mo‘orea, 95–123

Mo‘orea, 95–123

mugilids along the coast of Zhejiang, China, density of revealed by DNA barcoding, 423–434

Mugiliformes, 423–434

Myripristis chryseres, first record in the Easter Island region, 141–148

Myrtaceae, 345–361

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Nematoda, 389–393

New Caledonia, 271–283

nonnative ungulate herbivore effects on Senecio madagascariensis in Hawai‘i, 69–79

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O‘ahu, 335–344, 345–361

Octocorallia, 125–142

‘ōhi‘a lehua, 345–361

Omphalotropis, 263–270

Orcinus orca, 475–483

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Pacificella variabilis, rediscovery on Easter Island, 329–334

Pacific, Indo-West, 251–261

  northwestern, 21–39

  South, 321–328

  Southeast, 307–320

  tropical eastern, 449–461

Pacific island invasive species, 177–198

Palaina, 263–270

Pantala, 373–387

Papua New Guinea, 389–393

pelagic fauna, nocturnal visual census, 399–410

Perú, 463–473

pig, feral—see Sus scrofa

plankton, 399–410

plants, 69–79, 149–164, 209–222, 345–361, 485–499

Pohnpei, 475–483

Pollicipedidae, 449–461

Pollicipes elegans, demography and biogeography in Costa Rica, 449–461

Polynesia, 329–334

Porifera, 233–244

Primnoidae from the Emperor Seamounts, 125–142

Prionace glauca feeding habits in the northwestern Pacific, 21–39

Protozoa, 501–511

Pseudorca crassidens, 475–483

Pulmonata, 95–123

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Rapa Nui—see Easter Island

Rattus rattus, 335–344

reservoir capacity loss in Hawai‘i through sedimentation, 1–19

reptiles, 271–283, 321–328

Rhincodon typus, occurrence and bycatch of juveniles and neonates in Perú, 463–473

rodents, 335–344

Rota Island, 57–67

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Saipan, 81–93, 291–306

Scalpelliformes, 449–461

Scincidae, 271–283, 321–328, 389–393

Scleractinia, 251–261, 435–447

Senecio madagascariensis, 69–79

shark, blue—see Prionace glauca

  whale—see Rhincodon typus

skink, 321–328

  leopard—see Lacertoides pardalis

snails, land, 95–123, 263–270, 329–334

Society Islands, 95–123

South America, 41–56, 307–320, 463–473

sponges, 233–244

Squamata, 389–393

Suidae, 177–198

Stylasteridae, 245–250

Sus scrofa, 177–198

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Tanymecosticta, 373–387

taxonomy, 95–123, 125–142, 245–250, 345–361

Teleostei, 423–434

Thailand, 363–371

Timor-Leste, 233–244

Toxoplasma gondii, detection in fecal samples of domestic cats, 501–511

Treeskink, Fiji Barred—see Emoia trossula

Truncatella, 263–270

Tuamotu Islands, 223–231

Tursiops truncatus, in the Humboldt Current System off Chile, 41–56

  variation in dorsal fin morphology, 307–320

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ungulates, nonnative herbivores in Hawai‘i, 69–79

  Sus scrofa invasive in Pacific islands, 177–198

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whales, 475–483

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yellowfin soldierfish—see Myripristis chryseres

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Zhejiang coast, 423–434 [End Page 518]