Figure A6.13 Projected changes in maximum catch potential (MCP) for all species in response to all climate change stressors (e.g., ocean acidification, temperature) and invertebrate species in response to multiple stressors with and without modelled effects of ocean acidification (OA). In the upper panel, bold lines represent multi-model means while faint lines represent results from three ESMs (GFDL-ESM2G, IPSL-CM5A-MR, MPI-ESM-MR). Lines in the lower panel are multi-model averages of the three ESMs. Changes in MCP are 10-year running means and relative to the 2001–2010 average. In the lower panel, with and without OA effects refers to an explicit inclusion or exclusion of OA effects on growth and survival. Including those OA effects leads to a much higher percentage loss in invertebrate species MCP.
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AMAP Assessment 2018: Arctic Ocean Acidification
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167
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Graph
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Figure A6.13 Projected changes in maximum catch potential (MCP) for all species in response to all climate change stressors (e.g., ocean acidification, temperature) and invertebrate species in response to multiple stressors with and without modelled effects of ocean acidification (OA). In the upper panel, bold lines represent multi-model means while faint lines represent results from three ESMs (GFDL-ESM2G, IPSL-CM5A-MR, MPI-ESM-MR). Lines in the lower panel are multi-model averages of the three ESMs. Changes in MCP are 10-year running means and relative to the 2001–2010 average. In the lower panel, with and without OA effects refers to an explicit inclusion or exclusion of OA effects on growth and survival. Including those OA effects leads to a much higher percentage loss in invertebrate species MCP.
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Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
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