The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.

The black line is status quo, i.e. the future is simply sampled from the past temperature distribution. The red line is the status quo temperature distribution with mean shift 0.5°C warmer, the blue line the status quo temperature distribution shifted 0.5°C colder and the green line is the status qu...

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Main Authors:	Daniel E. Duplisea (7418849), Marie-Julie Roux (10170128), Karen L. Hunter (8379057), Jake Rice (10170131)
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Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0239503.g005

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spelling	ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/14065373 2023-05-15T16:29:01+02:00 The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw. Daniel E. Duplisea (7418849) Marie-Julie Roux (10170128) Karen L. Hunter (8379057) Jake Rice (10170131) 2021-02-19T19:03:16Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0239503.g005 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/figure/The_projected_production_to_biomass_ratio_P_B_distribution_of_Gulf_of_St_Lawrence_given_the_four_temperature_scenarios_E_and_generalised_additive_model_model_fit_of_P_B_vs_E_and_also_by_adding_a_random_residual_of_that_P_B_vs_E_relationship/14065373 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0239503.g005 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Genetics Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified climate change fish harvesting advice approach fishing strategies strategy CC risk equivalent fishery exploitatio. fishery exploitation rates Greenland halibut Reinhardtius hipp. Image Figure 2021 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0239503.g005 2021-02-26T10:57:25Z The black line is status quo, i.e. the future is simply sampled from the past temperature distribution. The red line is the status quo temperature distribution with mean shift 0.5°C warmer, the blue line the status quo temperature distribution shifted 0.5°C colder and the green line is the status quo mean but with the standard deviation of the distribution increased by a factor of 1.5. The null model P/B (grey) is just the P/B distribution sampled without regard to the E variable. Still Image Greenland Unknown Greenland
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spellingShingle	Genetics Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified climate change fish harvesting advice approach fishing strategies strategy CC risk equivalent fishery exploitatio. fishery exploitation rates Greenland halibut Reinhardtius hipp. Daniel E. Duplisea (7418849) Marie-Julie Roux (10170128) Karen L. Hunter (8379057) Jake Rice (10170131) The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
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description	The black line is status quo, i.e. the future is simply sampled from the past temperature distribution. The red line is the status quo temperature distribution with mean shift 0.5°C warmer, the blue line the status quo temperature distribution shifted 0.5°C colder and the green line is the status quo mean but with the standard deviation of the distribution increased by a factor of 1.5. The null model P/B (grey) is just the P/B distribution sampled without regard to the E variable.
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title	The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
title_short	The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
title_full	The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
title_fullStr	The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
title_full_unstemmed	The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.
title_sort	projected production to biomass ratio (p/b) distribution of gulf of st lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (e) and generalised additive model model fit of p/b vs e and also by adding a random residual of that p/b vs e relationship to each future draw.
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The projected production to biomass ratio (P/B) distribution of Gulf of St Lawrence given the four temperature scenarios (E) and generalised additive model model fit of P/B vs E and also by adding a random residual of that P/B vs E relationship to each future draw.

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