Estimation of predation mortalities on capelin using a cod - capelin model for the Barents Sea
Bjarte Bogstad, Sigurd Tjelmeland
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Bjarte Bogstad, Sigurd Tjelmeland
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The Barents Sea capelin stock collapsed during the period 1983-1986. One of the main factors\ncausing the collapse was a rapid increase in consumption of capelin by cod. Based on\nmeasurements of stomach evacuation rates in the appropriate temperature interval and data\nfrom a combined Soviet-Norwegian stomach sampling programme, predation mortalities are calculated by a simplified version of the IMR multispecies model for the Barents Sea -\nMULTSPEC. Cod-capelin interaction parameters and migration parameters for capelin in\nMULTSPEC are also estimated. The use of the predation mortalities calculated from the\nmultispecies model in a single-species model used for capelin management is discussed.
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The Barents Sea capelin stock collapsed during the period 1983-1986. One of the main factors\ncausing the collapse was a rapid increase in consumption of capelin by cod. Based on\nmeasurements of stomach evacuation rates in the appropriate temperature interval and data\nfrom a combined Soviet-Norwegian stomach sampling programme, predation mortalities are calculated by a simplified version of the IMR multispecies model for the Barents Sea -\nMULTSPEC. Cod-capelin interaction parameters and migration parameters for capelin in\nMULTSPEC are also estimated. The use of the predation mortalities calculated from the\nmultispecies model in a single-species model used for capelin management is discussed.
Key concepts: Capelin, Fishery, Predation, Oceanography, Environmental science, Geography, Biology, Ecology