Data from: Unravelling the macro-evolutionary ecology of fish-jellyfish associations: life in the ‘gingerbread house’

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Griffin, Donal

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anti-predator strategies demersal fishes early life stages evolution fisheries

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doi:10.5061/dryad.3rk7b80

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ease recruitment. Yet, relatively little is known about the evolutionary dynamics and drivers of such associations which would allow for their more effecti

Data from: Oxygen depletion in coastal seas and the effective spawning stock biomass of an exploited fish species

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fish ecology;biophysical modelling;egg buoyancy;climate change;Gadus morhua

DOI：

doi:10.5061/dryad.2pm6f

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of hypoxic areas. Effective spawning stock biomass reflected the role of environmental conditions for Baltic cod recruitment better tha

Data from: Shifts in North Sea forage fish productivity and potential fisheries yield

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Van Deurs, Mikael

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recruitment maximum sustianable yield functional complimentarity bottom-up effect small pelagic fisheries fisheries regime shift growth

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doi:10.5061/dryad.tq1f7

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years of recruitment success and growth proxies to reveal changes in productivity and patterns of synchroneity across stocks

Data from: Ecological change alters the evolutionary response to harvest in a freshwater fish

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Gobin, Jenilee

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eco-evolutionary dynamics density-dependent growth stock-recruitment relationship probabilistic maturation reaction norm fisheries-induced evolution individual-based model regime change

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doi:10.5061/dryad.3g227m5

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under pre-invasion ecosystem conditions when growth and recruitment of young to the population were high. Slower growth rates that occurred under post

Data from: Conservative species drive biomass productivity in tropical dry forests

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functional diversity;green soup hypothesis;plant population and community dynamics;Biodiversity-ecosystem functioning;community weighted mean traits;biomass ratio hypothesis;soil fertility;carbon stocks and sequestration;niche complementarity

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doi:10.5061/dryad.4gv37

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recruitment, growth, and mortality) can be explained by four alterative and contested hypotheses; the soil fertility, biomass ratio, niche complement