Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).

The white/black dotted line indicates when the correlation is null, the black envelope contains 50% of measured correlations, the grey envelope constraints 95% of all measured correlations. Colored lines correspond to correlation values of five randomly selected short time-series (40 years).

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Main Authors:	Elliot Sivel (11104990), Benjamin Planque (641756), Ulf Lindstrøm (641757), Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251)
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Subjects:	Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified top-down trophic control Biomass configurations fall Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic model subarctic shelf sea NDND biomass displays fluctuations Barents Sea Barents Sea food-web food-web configurations trophic control Subarctic
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0254015.g008

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spelling	ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/14939830 2023-05-15T15:38:31+02:00 Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D). Elliot Sivel (11104990) Benjamin Planque (641756) Ulf Lindstrøm (641757) Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251) 2021-07-09T17:34:00Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0254015.g008 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Correlation_estimated_on_a_15-year_centered_sliding_window_between_demersal_vs_pelagic_in_the_NDND_simulations_A_and_CaN_simulations_B_and_between_pelagic_vs_omnivorous_zooplankton_in_the_NDND_simulations_C_and_CaN_simulations_D_/14939830 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0254015.g008 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified top-down trophic control Biomass configurations fall Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic model subarctic shelf sea NDND biomass displays fluctuations Barents Sea Barents Sea food-web food-web configurations trophic control Image Figure 2021 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0254015.g008 2021-07-25T17:32:29Z The white/black dotted line indicates when the correlation is null, the black envelope contains 50% of measured correlations, the grey envelope constraints 95% of all measured correlations. Colored lines correspond to correlation values of five randomly selected short time-series (40 years). Still Image Barents Sea Subarctic Unknown Barents Sea
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topic	Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified top-down trophic control Biomass configurations fall Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic model subarctic shelf sea NDND biomass displays fluctuations Barents Sea Barents Sea food-web food-web configurations trophic control
spellingShingle	Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified top-down trophic control Biomass configurations fall Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic model subarctic shelf sea NDND biomass displays fluctuations Barents Sea Barents Sea food-web food-web configurations trophic control Elliot Sivel (11104990) Benjamin Planque (641756) Ulf Lindstrøm (641757) Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251) Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
topic_facet	Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified top-down trophic control Biomass configurations fall Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic model subarctic shelf sea NDND biomass displays fluctuations Barents Sea Barents Sea food-web food-web configurations trophic control
description	The white/black dotted line indicates when the correlation is null, the black envelope contains 50% of measured correlations, the grey envelope constraints 95% of all measured correlations. Colored lines correspond to correlation values of five randomly selected short time-series (40 years).
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author	Elliot Sivel (11104990) Benjamin Planque (641756) Ulf Lindstrøm (641757) Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251)
author_facet	Elliot Sivel (11104990) Benjamin Planque (641756) Ulf Lindstrøm (641757) Nigel G. Yoccoz (112251)
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title	Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
title_short	Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
title_full	Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
title_fullStr	Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
title_full_unstemmed	Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).
title_sort	correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the ndnd simulations (a) and can simulations (b), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the ndnd simulations (c) and can simulations (d).
publishDate	2021
url	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0254015.g008
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Correlation estimated on a 15-year centered sliding window between demersal vs pelagic in the NDND simulations (A) and CaN simulations (B), and between pelagic vs. omnivorous zooplankton in the NDND simulations (C) and CaN simulations (D).

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