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Filtering by: Creator Pearcy, Bill Remove constraint Creator: Pearcy, Bill Subject Marine ecology -- California Current Remove constraint Subject: Marine ecology -- California Current

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Bio-physical interactions of small pelagic fish schools and zooplankton prey in the California Current System over multiple scales

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Kaltenberg, Amanda May

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Small pelagic fish represent a critical trophic link between plankton and large predators in marine upwelling ecosystems such as the California Current System. Populations of these fish are highly variable over time and are characterized by extreme fluctuations in abundance, which have significant ecosystem impacts. The causes driving this instability...

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Bill Pearcy, who has provided feedback and ideas several times throughout this process. Thank you to
Trophic dynamics of marine nekton and zooplankton in the Northern California Current ecosystem

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Miller, Todd William

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The Northern California Current (NCC) ecosystem exhibits extreme seasonal, interannual and interdecadal shifts in the abiotic environment and shifts in primary and higher production. This variability is also apparent in the spatial structure of the ecosystem with nearshore-shelf waters (<150 m isobath) being highly productive and having a different community...

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, Suzan Pool, Bill Pearcy, Cheryl Morgan, Jesse Lamb, John Chapman, Jack Chapman, Becky Baldwin, Kym
Distribution, structure, and function of marine ecological communities in the northern California Current upwelling ecosystem

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Reese, Douglas Charles

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Within systems characterized by substantial spatial and temporal variability, abundances of organisms tend to be higher in localized areas. Within the northern California Current system, the identification of such marine, biological hotspots would be of great importance to resource managers, conservationists, and research planners, and is consequently a growing area...

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like to thank Bill Pearcy for his great insight and desire for me to tackle the big and difficult

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College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences2
Fisheries and Wildlife1

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Benoit Bird, Kelly J.1
Brodeur, Richard1
Li, Hiram1

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Bottomley, Peter1
Ciannelli, Lorenzo1
Cowles, Timothy J.1
Eldridge, Peter1
Shearman, Kipp1
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Kaltenberg, Amanda May1
Miller, Todd William1
Reese, Douglas Charles1

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2010-20191
2000-20092

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Oceanography2
Fisheries Science1

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Doctoral3

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)3

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English [eng]3

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Oregon State University. Graduate School3

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Dissertation3

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Marine ecology -- California Current[remove]3
Marine ecology -- Oregon -- Pacific Coast2
Upwelling (Oceanography) -- California Current2
California Current1
Food chains (Ecology) -- California -- Pacific Coast1
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