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Degradation of fish food webs in the anthropocene

2024-10-25

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The Anthropocene is marked by profound changes in biodiversity and the ecosystems in which species live 1–4 . A primary signature of this change is the often rapid change in species composition through time (i.e., species turnover) rather than changes in the numbers of species per se 5–7 . Less well known, however, is which types of species are ‘winning’ and which are ‘losing’ as ecosystems change through time...

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5e60d1d1-1fd6-5fab-8a8b-0bc1ea252b4c
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10.1101/2024.10.22.619402
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