title: From individuals to ecosystems: their ecology and evolution
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2016 - Theme session C
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics
Fisheries and aquaculture

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Conveners: Anna Kuparinen (Finland) Anne Maria Eikeset (Norway) Silva Uusi‐Heikkilä (Finland).CM 2016/C:58. A long-term perspective of the role and relevance of life-history questions in fisheries research. Paul J. B. HartCM 2016/C:452. Angling-induced selection mediated by fish behaviour – implications for reproductive potential in Eurasian perch (Perca fluviatilis). Laura Härkönen, Pekka Hyvärinen, Nico Alioravainen, Anssi VainikkaCM 2016/C:56. Assessing fishery and ecological consequences of alternate management options for multispecies fisheries using an ensemble approach. Robert B. Thorpe, Paul J. Dolder, Stuart A. Reeves, Peter Robinson, Simon JenningsCM 2016/C:59. Body reserves mediate trade-offs between life history traits:new insights in small pelagic fish reproduction. Pablo Brosset, Jean‐Marc Fromentin, Claire SarauxCM 2016/C:167. Can individual-based models of European seabass provide useful insights into the management of the European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax)?. Kieran Hyder, Claire Beraud, Johan van der Molen, Leila Fonseca, Ewan Hunter, Mike ArmstrongCM 2016/C:513. Decoupling of otolith and somatic growth during migration of northern form Dolly Varden (Salvelinus malma malma). Kimberly L. Howland, Christie Morrison, Colin Gallagher, Keith TierneyCM 2016/C:72. Demonstrating the influence of temperature dependent vital rates on fish abundances through hierarchical Bayesian models. Cecilia O'Leary, Janet NyeCM 2016/C:471. Distribution and time-trends of life history strategies in the North Sea:a multi-trophic approach. Laurene Pecuchet, Mark Payne, Olivier Beauchard, Esther Beukhof, Philipp Brun, William Cheung, Tim Dencker, Daniel van Denderen, Priscilla Licandro, Gabriel Reygondeau, Anna Törnroos, Martin LindegrenCM 2016/C:63. Ecosystem feedbacks of selective fishing and changes in fish life-histories. Anna Kuparinen, Alice Boit, Fernanda S. Valdovinos, Hélène Lassaux, Neo D. MartinezCM 2016/C:403. Ecosystem responses to changes in life-history parameters of key species in the Barents Sea. Cecilie Hansen, Ken Drinkwater, Anne Jähkel, Beth Fulton, Bec Gorton, Mette Skern‐MauritzenCM 2016/C:456. Effects of life-history and fishing pressure on the genetic structure and effective population size through time:a tale on two coastal marine species. Sara M Francisco, Joana I. RobaloCM 2016/C:66.Exploring adaptive and plastic variability in growth and maturation for the cutlassfish Trichiurus japonicus in subtropical Pacific. Hui‐Yu Wang, Mikko HeinoCM 2016/C:283.Exploring fish community stability in time and space using Taylor’s Law. Matthew R. D. Cobain, Markus Brede, Clive TruemanCM 2016/C:342. Feeding and growth potential of Atlantic cod in the Baltic Sea in the wake of climate change. Stefan Neuenfeldt, Valerio Bartolino, Alessandro Orio, Ken Haste Andersen, Niels Gerner Andersen, Susa Niiranen, Ulf Bergström, Didzis Ustups, Maris Plikshs, Dana Uzars, Michele CasiniCM 2016/C:270. Fisheries-induced selection on fish personality traits – encountering the gear is a necessary, yet insufficient, condition for determining vulnerability to angling in three freshwater fish species in the wild. Christopher T. Monk, Robert ArlinghausCM 2016/C:566. Fishing, fast growth, and climate variability increase the risk of collapse. Malin L. Pinsky, David BylerCM 2016/C:470. From traits to life history strategies:deconstructing fish community composition in European Seas. Laurene Pecuchet, Martin Lindegren, Manuel Hidalgo, Jon Solmundsson, Marina Delgado, Heino Fock, Mark PayneCM 2016/C:287. Habitat selection and phenotypic diversity in the anchovy of the Bay of Biscay. Pierre Petitgas, Patrick Grellier, Floriane LeseurCM 2016/C:509. Higher vulnerability and lower resilience of fish in estuaries worldwide matches higher exposure to human threats. Sofia Henriques, Marisa Batista, Henrique N. Cabral, Rita P. VasconcelosCM 2016/C:288. How are pelagic fish populations impacted by food availability? An Individual-Based Modelling approach. Rob Boyd , Shovonlal Roy, Richard Sibly, Kieran Hyder, Robert ThorpeCM 2016/C:387. How do migratory populations persist under pressure?. Catalina Chaparro, André M. de RoosCM 2016/C:349. How is ecosystem function in the Barents Sea responding to a warming Arctic?. André Frainer, Raul Primicerio, Magnus Wiedmann, Susanne Kortsch, Andrey Dolgov, Michaela AschanCM 2016/C:149. Integrating interannual diet variability in ecosystem models. L. Lopez‐Lopez, I. PreciadoCM 2016/C:423. Interplay of stock productivity and fishing activity leading to fisheries collapse. Anna‐Marie Winter, Andries Peter Richter, Anne Maria EikesetCM 2016/C:57. Late-in-life density-dependence:catching smaller fish for higher yields. Rob van Gemert, Ken Haste AndersenCM 2016/C:214. Life-history and ecosystem responses to non and size-selective perch fishing in a small forest lake. Mikko Olin, Satu Estlander, Leena Nurminen, Martti Rask, Hannu LehtonenCM 2016/C:61. Life-history correlates of depensation in marine fishes. Jefffrey A. HutchingsCM 2016/C:130. Multi-decadal changes in spawning ground use in Northeast Arctic haddock:Climate or harvest induced?.CM 2016/C:290. Phenological responses to climate and fishing – changes in maturation cycles and spawning time in a depleted cod population. Maris Plikshs, Christian MöllmannCM 2016/C:70. Population differentiation and life history diversification:rapid and small scale?. Leif Asbjørn VøllestadCM 2016/C:95. Population dynamic models based on individual energy budgets lead to counterintuitive fisheries predictions. André M. de Roos, Floor SoudijnCM 2016/C:86. Seasonal dynamics in the diet of pelagic fish species in the western Baltic Sea:are three-spined sticklebacks important food competitors for sprat and herring?. Eglė Jakubavičiūtė, Michele Casini, Linas Ložys, Jens OlssonCM 2016/C:152. Spatio-temporal changes in life-history traits of the North Sea fish community under climate change and fishing. Esther Beukhof, Tim Spaanheden Dencker, Lauréne Pécuchet, Martin LindegrenCM 2016/C:60. The molecular mechanisms of fisheries-induced evolution. Silva Uusi‐Heikkilä, Tiina Sävilammi, Erica Leder, Robert Arlinghaus, Craig R. PrimmerCM 2016/C:259. The relative impacts of early life conditions and maternal size effects in determining average fitness and population growth of pike. Yngvild Vindenes, Øystein Langangen, Ian J. Winfield, Asbjørn VøllestadCM 2016/C:383. Three decades of spatio-temporal patterns of taxonomic and functional diversity in the North Sea fish community. Tim Spaanheden Dencker, Martin Lindegren, Mark PayneCM 2016/C:111. Ticket to spawn:Using economic data to shed light on biological hypothesis. Leonie Färber, Leif Chr. Stige, Joël Durant, Florian K. Diekert, Øystein LangangenCM 2016/C:225. Using maturity data to determine the suitability of the timing of the Atlantic cod spawning closure in NAFO Subdivision 3Ps. R. M. Rideout, M. J. Morgan, J. VigneauCM 2016/C:109. What can we learn about changes in coastal food web structure after the round goby invasion?. Artūras Skabeikis, Rasa Morkūnė, Andrius Šiaulys, Jūratė LesutienėCM 2016/C:397. Where are you going, cod?. Nataliia Kulatska, Valerio Bartolino, Bjarki Elvarsson, Gunnar Stefansson