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Abundance Large and small copepod groups are mainly fluctuating without trend in both spring and fall across the EPUs. Large copepod biomass has a short-term decline in the spring in both the GOM and GB. Small copepods have a long-term decline in the MAB in fall, and a long-term increase in the GOM in the spring. Euphausiid show increasing trends over time in all regions during fall. Zooplankton volume is fluctuating without long term trends over time.
Center of Gravity Small copepods in fall are trending northeast similar to forage fish and aggregated survey species. Small copepods in spring are trending north. There is a short-term westward trend for Calanus finmarchicus in the spring. There has been no other significant change for Calanus finmarchicus, large copepods, euphausiids, or zooplankton volume center of gravity over time.
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Section: Implications
Fix reference called morse_distinct_2017, replace with this reference:
@Article{perretti2017regime,
title={Regime shifts in fish recruitment on the Northeast US Continental Shelf},
author={Perretti, Charles T and Fogarty, Michael J and Friedland, Kevin D and Hare, Jon A and Lucey, Sean M and McBride, Richard S and Miller, Timothy J and Morse, Ryan E and Brien, Loretta O and Pereira, Jose J and others},
journal={Marine Ecology Progress Series},
volume={574},
pages={1--11},
year={2017}
}
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5 Submerged Aquatic Vegetation
Page Edit 1
This edit is for current chapter 5, Zooplankton Indices
Section: Key results and visualizations
New text (to replace existing text)
Abundance Large and small copepod groups are mainly fluctuating without trend in both spring and fall across the EPUs. Large copepod biomass has a short-term decline in the spring in both the GOM and GB. Small copepods have a long-term decline in the MAB in fall, and a long-term increase in the GOM in the spring. Euphausiid show increasing trends over time in all regions during fall. Zooplankton volume is fluctuating without long term trends over time.
Center of Gravity Small copepods in fall are trending northeast similar to forage fish and aggregated survey species. Small copepods in spring are trending north. There is a short-term westward trend for Calanus finmarchicus in the spring. There has been no other significant change for Calanus finmarchicus, large copepods, euphausiids, or zooplankton volume center of gravity over time.
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Section: Implications
Fix reference called morse_distinct_2017, replace with this reference:
@Article{perretti2017regime,
title={Regime shifts in fish recruitment on the Northeast US Continental Shelf},
author={Perretti, Charles T and Fogarty, Michael J and Friedland, Kevin D and Hare, Jon A and Lucey, Sean M and McBride, Richard S and Miller, Timothy J and Morse, Ryan E and Brien, Loretta O and Pereira, Jose J and others},
journal={Marine Ecology Progress Series},
volume={574},
pages={1--11},
year={2017}
}
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