Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: Changing states and sustainability
Sherman, K.; Skjoldal, H.R. (2002). Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: Changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series. Elsevier: Amsterdam. ISBN 0-444-51011-7. XIV, 449 pp. Part of: Sherman, K. Large Marine Ecosystems Series. Blackwell: London; New York. ISSN 1570-0461; e-ISSN 2212-1129, more |
| Keywords | Management > Ecosystem management
Marine/Coastal |
| Authors | | Top | - Sherman, K.
- Skjoldal, H.R.
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| Content | - Taylor, A.H. (2002). North Atlantic climatic signals and the plankton of the European Continental Shelf, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 3-26, more
- Reid, P.C.; Beaugrand, G. (2002). Interregional biological responses in the North Atlantic to hydrometeorological forcing, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 27-49, more
- Rice, J. (2002). Changes to the large marine ecosystem of the Newfoundland-Labrador Shelf, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 51-103, more
- Zwanenburg, K.C.T.; Bowen, D.; Drinkwater, K.; Frank, K.; O'Boyle, R.; Sameoto, D.; Sinclair, M. (2002). Decadal changes in the Scotian Shelf large marine ecosystem, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 105-150, more
- Pedersen, S.A.; Rice, J.C. (2002). Dynamics of fish larvae, zooplankton, and hydrographical characteristics in the West Greenland large marine ecosystem 1950-1984, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 151-193, more
- Sherman, K.; Kane, J.; Murawski, S.A.; Overholtz, W.; Solow, A. (2002). The U.S. northeast shelf large marine ecosystem: zooplankton trends in fish biomass recovery, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 195-215, more
- Astthorsson, O.S.; Vilhjálmsson, H. (2002). Iceland Shelf LME: decadal assessment and resource sustainability, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 219-243, more
- Gaard, E.; Hansen, B.; Olsen, B.; Reinert, J. (2002). Ecological features and recent trends in the physical environment, plankton, fish stocks, and seabirds in the Faroe shelf ecosystem, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 245-265, more
- Dalpadado, P.; Bogstad, B.; Gjøsaeter, H.; Mehl, S.; Skjoldal, H.R. (2002). Zooplankton-fish interactions in the Barents Sea, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 269-291, more
- Valdés, L.; Lavin, A. (2002). Dynamics and human impact in the Bay of Biscay: an ecological perspective, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 293-320, more
- Wyatt, T.; Porteiro, C. (2002). Iberian sardine fisheries: trends and crises, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 321-338, more
- McGlade, J.M. (2002). The North Sea large marine ecosystem, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 339-411, more
- Hempel, G. (2002). Changing states of the large marine ecosystems in the North Atlantic: summary and comments, in: Sherman, K. et al. Large marine ecosystems of the North Atlantic: changing states and sustainability. Large Marine Ecosystems Series, : pp. 415-435, more
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| Abstract | This is the first book to provide assessments of multidecadal changes in resources and environments of the Large Marine Ecosystems (LMEs) of the North Atlantic. Using the case study method, researchers examine the forces driving the changes and actions underway aimed at turning the corner from declining trends in biomass yields, toward recovery of depleted species populations and improvements in ecosystem integrity. |
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