Samantha Crowley
The effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems
DetailsThe effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems
The effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems Marine ecosystems may be structured according to resource availability (“bottom-up” control), or by predation (“top-down” control). Recent studies have found that temperature is a particularly strong correlate of trophic control, following a non-linear relationship with resource control dominant in areas of… Details
The effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems
The effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems Marine ecosystems may be structured according to resource availability (“bottom-up” control), or by predation (“top-down” control). Recent studies have found that temperature is a particularly strong correlate of trophic control, following a non-linear relationship with resource control dominant in areas of… DetailsThe effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems
The effects of temperature on spatial patterns of trophic control in large marine ecosystems Marine ecosystems may be structured according to resource availability (“bottom-up” control), or by predation (“top-down” control). Recent studies have found that temperature is a particularly strong correlate of trophic control, following a non-linear relationship with resource control dominant in areas of… DetailsAndrea Buchholz
Interactions between the Galapagos Marine Reserve and Tuna Fisheries in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
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