Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception?
This work addresses recent shifts in the distribution of marine pelagic fish in the northern North Atlantic and attempts to set them in the context of climate variability, climate change, population dynamics and migration processes. Shifts in the distribution of North-east Atlantic mackerel, and the...
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ftdtupubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/5b873da8-dc81-47df-847b-649828fa5440 2023-05-15T17:30:23+02:00 Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? Payne, Mark 2014 https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/publications/5b873da8-dc81-47df-847b-649828fa5440 eng eng info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess Payne , M 2014 , ' Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? ' , ESSAS Annual Science Meeting , Copenhagen , Denmark , 07/04/2014 - 09/04/2014 . /dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/climate_action SDG 13 - Climate Action /dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/life_below_water SDG 14 - Life Below Water conferenceObject 2014 ftdtupubl 2022-08-14T08:18:19Z This work addresses recent shifts in the distribution of marine pelagic fish in the northern North Atlantic and attempts to set them in the context of climate variability, climate change, population dynamics and migration processes. Shifts in the distribution of North-east Atlantic mackerel, and the associated political dispute over fishing rights, has drawn much attention in recent years. However, a closer examination of spatial distributions of pelagic fish in this region suggests that such shifts are not by any means unique: several other examples, both well- and less-well-known, are presented and discussed here. These examples are then used to illustrate the potential importance of various mechanisms that can control the distribution of these species, such as climate variability and change, and population and migration dynamics. A set of simple analytical approaches is demonstrated that can be used to assess the relative importance of each of these mechanisms. Finally, these observations are drawn together to reveal a picture of a dynamic ecosystem in a constant state of flux and to emphasis the necessity Conference Object North Atlantic North East Atlantic Technical University of Denmark: DTU Orbit |
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This work addresses recent shifts in the distribution of marine pelagic fish in the northern North Atlantic and attempts to set them in the context of climate variability, climate change, population dynamics and migration processes. Shifts in the distribution of North-east Atlantic mackerel, and the associated political dispute over fishing rights, has drawn much attention in recent years. However, a closer examination of spatial distributions of pelagic fish in this region suggests that such shifts are not by any means unique: several other examples, both well- and less-well-known, are presented and discussed here. These examples are then used to illustrate the potential importance of various mechanisms that can control the distribution of these species, such as climate variability and change, and population and migration dynamics. A set of simple analytical approaches is demonstrated that can be used to assess the relative importance of each of these mechanisms. Finally, these observations are drawn together to reveal a picture of a dynamic ecosystem in a constant state of flux and to emphasis the necessity |
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Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? |
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Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? |
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Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? |
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Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? |
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Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? |
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Payne , M 2014 , ' Distributional shifts of species in the North Atlantic: the rule or the exception? ' , ESSAS Annual Science Meeting , Copenhagen , Denmark , 07/04/2014 - 09/04/2014 . |
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