Climatechange will reshuffle marine ecosystems in unexpected ways, study finds RutgersU RSocPublishing
, presents a mixed picture of ocean health. Not only will largeand commercially important fisheries shift out of their historical ranges as climate warms, but they will likely not be as abundant even in their new geographic ranges. For instance, a cod fisherman in the Atlantic might still find fish 200 years from now but in significantly fewer numbers.
. While these"one-at-a-time" species projections offer insights into the composition of ocean communities in a warming world, they have largely failed to consider how food-web interactions will affect the pace of change.
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