Dietary Niche Shifts of Multiple Marine Predators under Varying Prey Availability on the Northeast Newfoundland Coast
Abstract
Understanding species interactions among top marine predators and interactions with their prey can provide important insight into community-level responses to changing prey availability and the role of apex predators as indicators of ecosystem change. On the northeast Newfoundland coast, marine predators rely on capelin (Mallotus villosus), a dominant forage fish, as a food source. Capelin migrate into coastal regions to spawn during July,...
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Title
Dietary Niche Shifts of Multiple Marine Predators under Varying Prey Availability on the Northeast Newfoundland Coast
Published Date
Oct 12, 2017
Journal
Volume
4
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