Climate drives the geography of marine consumption by changing predator communities

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'Squid pops' reveal how predator fish handle warmer water - Futurity

Futurity, 13 Nov 2020

Dried squid on sticks planted at 42 underwater sites have helped map how midsized predator fish are responding to and altering…

Scientists find climate may be changing ocean food webs

Mirage News, 12 Nov 2020

Dried squid on sticks planted at 42 underwater sites have helped map how midsized predator fish are responding to and altering…

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