Climate change and trophic response of the Antarctic bottom fauna

Keyphrases

• Climate Change Response 100%
• Trophic Responses 100%
• Durophagous 100%
• Bottom Fauna 100%
• Global Warming 66%
• Suspension Feeding 66%
• Antarctica 66%
• Antarctic Peninsula 66%
• Dense Population 66%
• Brachiopods 66%
• Drilling Predation 66%
• Lobster 33%
• Large Population 33%
• Elasmobranch 33%
• Apparent Change 33%
• Bivalves 33%
• Predation 33%
• Cooling Event 33%
• Ecological Effects 33%
• Decapod Crustaceans 33%
• Differential Response 33%
• Geographic Range 33%
• Warm Temperate 33%
• Peninsula 33%
• Southern Ocean 33%
• Teleost 33%
• Temperature Drop 33%
• Low Latitude 33%
• Fossil Record 33%
• Coastal Ocean 33%
• Cold Temperature 33%
• Biological Invasions 33%
• Predation Pressure 33%
• Echinoderms 33%
• Cooling Trend 33%
• Benthos 33%
• Nearshore Waters 33%
• Marine Species 33%
• Sharks 33%
• Benthic Communities 33%
• Rapid Warming 33%
• Physiological Barriers 33%
• Long-term Cooling 33%
• Crinoids 33%
• Nearshore Habitat 33%
• Bony Fish 33%
• Antarctic Coast 33%
• Infaunal Bivalves 33%
• Sea Temperature 33%
• Ophiuroids 33%
• Seymour Island 33%
• Dense Aggregation 33%
• Neoselachians 33%
• Subtidal Communities 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Predation 100%
• Global Warming 50%
• Suspension Feeding 50%
• Decapods 25%
• Teleost 25%
• Biological Invasion 25%
• Crinoid 25%