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Predicting ecological impacts of climate change and species introductions on a temperate chalk stream in Southern Britain - a dynamic food web model approach.

Sievers, KatjaBournemouth University2011

… efforts more effciently. A dynamical food web model, representative for a chalk stream (the River Frome, Dorset) was developed and manipulated. Changes in community composition and biodiversity were assessed. For the identification of keystone species each species node was removed in …

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Modelling the food web in the Irish Sea in the context of a depleted commercial fish community

Bentley, JacobUniversity of the Highlands and Islands2020

… advocated the construction of multi-species models to develop an ecosystem understanding of the drivers of commercial stocks. This thesis describes the development of an Ecopath with Ecosim (EwE) food web model for the Irish Sea as part of WKIrish. The EwE model follows the best practices for …

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Conserving Biodiversity in the Western Antarctic Peninsula Region: Marine Protected Area Design and Policy Implications

Dahood-Fritz, Adrian2017

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Trophic role of small cetaceans and seals in Irish waters

Hernández-Milián, GemaUniversity College Cork2014

… be feeding on similar prey and competition for food resources among these sympatric species might occur. Both species of seals were found to have a high overlap (more than 80%) in their diet composition, but while grey seals feed on large fish (>110mm), harbour seals feed mostly on smaller fish …

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