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Theme Session on Comparative marine ecosystems structure
and function: descriptors and characteristics (D)
Conveners: Bernard A. Megrey, USA, Jason Link, USA, Webjørn Melle, Norway and Ian Perry,
Canada
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Author(s)
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ICES CM 2007/D:01 –
Abstract
Which forcing factors fit?
Relative influence of
climate and fishing on the
dynamics of gadoids in
marine ecosystems
Environmental forcing of
life history strategies:
Multi-trophic level
response at ocean basin
scales
Ecosystem state and
trophic interactions
between phytoplankton,
micro- and
mesozooplankton and
planktivorous fish in the
Gulf of Finland, Baltic
Sea
The Eastern Bering Sea
shelf: a highly productive
seasonally ice-covered sea
Comparative analysis of
trophic webs of South
New England and
Northern Adriatic Sea
Comparison of 4
Northern Hemisphere
regions: Physical
oceanographic responses
to recent climate
variability
Comparison of 4
Northern Hemisphere
regions: Ecosystem
responses to recent
oceanographic variability
Trophic structure of the
Barents Sea fish
community with the
special reference to the
cod stock recovery ability
A comparison of
biological trends from
four marine ecosystems:
synchronies, differences,
and commonalities
S. Mackinson, G.
Daskalov, H. Aranciba, F.
Arreguin-Sanchez, and L.
Shannon
climate, fishing, ecosystem
models, gadoids.
R. Suryan, M. Frederiksen,
S. Wanless, B. Wallace, V.
Saba, and S. Hatch
basin scale processes, food
webs, life history strategies,
population dynamics
Jari-Pekka Pääkkönen, H.
Peltonen, J. Flinkman, M.
Karjalainen, and Markku
Viitasalo
zooplankton,
phytoplankton, Baltic Sea,
trophic levels
Franz J. Mueter, George
L. Hunt, Jr and Michael A.
Litzow
Fabio Pranovi, and Jason
Link
Bering Sea, sea ice,
productivity, fish
community, warming
trophic structure, EwE,
MTI, keystoneness index,
South New England,
Northern Adriatic Sea.
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Abstract
ICES CM 2007/D:04
ICES CM 2007/D:05 –
Abstract
ICES CM 2007/D:06
ICES CM 2007/D:07 –
Extended Abstract
ICES CM 2007/D:08
ICES CM 2007/D:09 –
Abstract & PowerPoint
Presentation
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Ken Drinkwater, Cecilie
Broms, Kevin Friedland,
Jon Hare, George Hunt,
Webjørn Melle, Franz
Mueter, and Maureen
Taylor
Franz Mueter, Cecilie
Broms, Ken Drinkwater,
Kevin Friedland, Jon Hare,
George Hunt, Webjørn
Melle, and Maureen Taylor
A. V. Dolgov
Jason S. Link, et al.
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ICES CM 2007/D:10 –
Abstract
A cross-ecosystem
comparison of temporal
variability in recruitment
of functionally analogous
fish stocks
A comparison of
community and trophic
structure in four marine
ecosystems based on
energy budgets and
system metrics
Bernard A. Megrey et al.
Ecosystem, recruitment,
trophodynamics, variation
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Extended Abstract
ICES CM 2007/D:13 –
Abstract
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Abstract
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The Gulf of Alaska
Continental Shelf:
Physics, Food Webs, and
Fisheries
The climate variations in
the North Atlantic and
North Pacific in 20002007 compared with the
2nd half of the XX
century
Comparative analysis of
Canadian Pacific North
Coast and Strait of
Georgia marine
ecosystems
Seals, cod and forage fish:
a comparative exploration
of variations in the theme
of stock collapse and
ecosystem change in NW
Atlantic ecosystems
Do population and
community metrics tell
the same story about
recent changes in
Western Mediterranean
fish communities?
Inter-regional
comparison of climate
effects on marine fish
populations facilitated
through classification of
mechanisms
Comparing pristine and
depleted ecosystems : the
Gulf of St. Lawrence,
Canada vs. the Soerfjord,
Norway. Effects of intense
fisheries on marine
ecosystems.
Sarah Gaichas, Georg
Skaret, Jannike FalkPetersen, Jason S. Link,
Wiliam Overholtz, Bernard
A. Megrey, Harald
Gjoesaeter, William
Stockhausen, Are
Dommasnes
Sarah Gaichas, Bernard A.
Megrey, and Franz Mueter
Andrei S. Krovnin, and
George P. Moury
R. Ian Perry, William R.
Crawford, and Alan F.
Sinclair
North Atlantic, North
Pacific, climatic system
state, regime shift, zonal
and meridional atmospheric
circulation, biological
characteristics of the main
fish stocks
ecosystem structure,
ecosystem function,
productivity, fisheries
yields, food-webs,
resilience, vulnerability.
Alida Bundy, Sheila J. J.
Heymans, Lyne Morissette,
and Claude Savenkoff
Marie-Joëlle Rochet,
Verena M. Trenkel, Luis
Gil de Sola, Chrissi-Yianna
Politou, George Tserpes
and Jacques A. Bertrand
Community metrics;
ecosystem approach to
fisheries; fish community;
length-based metrics;
Mediterranean; survey data
Geir Ottersen, and Nils
Chr. Stenseth
Climate, fish, population
dynamics, mechanism,
comparative approach
Lyne Morissette, Torstein
Pedersen, and Marianne
Nilsen
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ICES CM 2007/D:19 –
Abstract
Fishing effects on fish
species diversity in
different environmental
scenarios: a comparison
of case-studies in Scottish,
French and Italian waters
Variability of Large
marine Ecosystems in
response to global climate
change
Fronts in the World
Ocean’s Large Marine
Ecosystems
Structure and function of
three marine ecosystems
in Korea: A comparative
study
Climate variability and
the ecosystems of the
Barents and Norwegian
Seas
A Light in Murky
Waters: Bivalve Filtration
Facilitates Growth of
Eelgrass in a Eutrophied
Environment
Examining the relative
significance of ocean
climate forcing, fishing
pressure, fish landings,
and TACs on the status of
commercial fish
populations in the
southern North Sea
Estimation of fecundity in
Nephrops norvegicus (L.)
from the Irish Sea
An Orientation to the
Gulf of Maine-Georges
Bank Ecosystem
Catherine S. Longo,
Marie-Joëlle Rochet,
Francesco Colloca, Graham
J. Pierce, Fabrizio Serena,
and Simon P. R.
Greenstreet
K. Sherman, I. Belkin, and
J. O'Reiilly
biodiversity; demersal fish;
fisheries; trophic
interactions; size-spectra;
Tyrrhenian Sea; Celtic Sea;
Biscay Bay; North Sea.
Igor M. Belkin, and Peter
C. Cornillon
Fronts; Large Marine
Ecosystems; World Ocean;
sea surface temperature.
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ICES CM 2007/D:24 –
Poster
ICES CM 2007/D:25 –
Poster
ICES CM 2007/D:26 –
Poster – Extended
Abstract
ICES CM 2007/D:27 –
Abstract & PowerPoint
Presentation
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Poster
ICES CM 2007/D:29 –
Poster
ICES CM 2007/D:30 –
Poster
ICES CM 2007/D:31 –
Poster
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Chang Ik Zhang, Jae Bong
Lee, Sun Kil Lee, and
Bernard A. Megrey
K. Drinkwater, W. Melle,
and H. Loeng
Bradley J. Peterson,
Charles C. Wall, and
Christopher J. Gobler
A.J. Kenny, and G.H.
Engelhard
N. McQuaid, R. P. Briggs,
and D. Roberts
Jason Link, Kevin
Friedland, Jon Hare,
William Overholtz, and
Maureen Taylor
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Ecosystem of the Vistula
Lagoon in the light of
results obtained in
mathematical modelling
Structure and function of
pelagic and benthic food
webs at 3
ecohydrodynamically
distinct sites in the North
Sea
Food web structure at 3
contrasting sites in the
North Sea
Mariusz Zalewski,
Zbigniew Witek, and
Magdalena WielgatRychert
Suzanne Painting, R.
Forster, N. Greenwood, O.
Mikkelsen, R. Parker, L.
Fernand, and P. Kershaw
Benjamin Kürten, S.
Painting, U. Strück, and N.
Polunin
crustaceans, reproduction,
maturity.
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ICES CM 2007/D:32 –
Poster
Satellite Climatology of
SST and Chlorophyll
Fronts in the Northeast
U.S. Large Marine
Ecosystem
Propagation of
Temperature-Salinity
Anomalies along North
America’s Eastern
Seaboard
Igor M. Belkin, and John
E. O'Reilly
ICES CM 2007/D:33 –
Poster
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Igor M. Belkin, and John
E. O’Reilly
Keywords