Dear MARMAM community, The following paper has just been published in open access in Ecological Indicators: Chandelier, G. & Kiszka, J., 2026. Forecasting climate-driven distribution shifts of small cetaceans in the North Atlantic Ocean using species distribution models. Ecological Indicators, 183: 114675. Here are the highlights of the paper: * • We modeled current and future distributions of 12 small cetacean species in the North Atlantic Ocean. * • Poleward redistribution of 12 small cetaceans is projected by 2100. * • Small cetaceans exhibit contrasting responses among species. * • Tropical regions may become less suitable, leading to possible desertification. * • Temperate zones emerge as key refugia for an increasing number of species. Link to the paper (open access): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1470160X26000725 Please note that in Fig. 8, G. melas is at the top of the figure (A) and G. macrorhynchus is at the bottom (B). Best, Jeremy Kiszka, Ph.D. Associate Professor Institute of Environment, Coastlines and Oceans Division Department of Biological Sciences Florida International University https://environment.fiu.edu<https://environment.fiu.edu/> - Principal Investigator, Marine Mammal Ecology Laboratory 3000 NE 151 St., FL-33181, North Miami, USA. Office (direct): (305)-919-5234<tel:(305)-919-5234> [File:ResearchGate icon SVG.svg - Wikimedia Commons] ResearchGate<https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jeremy-Kiszka/research> (publications) - President, Society for Marine Mammalogy https://marinemammalscience.org<https://marinemammalscience.org/> [cid:44bf5ef0-a84f-481a-95b2-8c12ff92d595]