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Species richness in the Northeast US Continental Shelf ecosystem: Climate-driven trends and perturbations

Summary by PLOS
Climate change modifies the abundance and distribution of marine species, which can reshape patterns of species richness. The Northeast US Continental Shelf (NES) is a mid-latitude marine ecosystem experiencing changes in its physical environment and biota; these changes involve both lower and upper trophic level organisms. In this study, change in species richness of fish and macroinvertebrates was examined based on trawl survey data. Using a co

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