Sub-chapter 2.1.4. Climate change and fisheries

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Moullec, Fabien | Lasram, Frida Ben Rais | Coll, Marta | Guilhaumon, François | Loc’H, François Le | Shin, Yunne-Jai

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There is considerable evidence that Mediterranean marine species have been shifting their ranges, migration patterns, seasonal activities and periodicities, abundances, growth and mortality rates, and consequently their trophic interactions in response to climate change and variability. These responses may ultimately have significant consequences for ecosystem productivity, biodiversity and functioning and hence for the overall goods and ecosystem services they provide, especially the production...

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