habitat and cooler temperatures; (ii) most groundfish in deeper and warm-water large pelagics; and (iv) deepwater species. Spawning temperatures, salinities, depths, and timing produced groupings consistent with feeding components for pelagics

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Published: 2004
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capelin
climate change
distribution
migration
North Atlantic
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