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Incorporating mesopelagic fish into the evaluation of conservation areas for marine living resources under climate change scenarios
Liu, S.; Liu, Y.; Teschke, K.; Hindell, M.A.; Downey, R.; Woods, B.; Kang, B.; Ma, S.; Zhang, C.; Li, J.; Ye, Z.; Sun, P.; He, J.; Tian, Y. (2024). Incorporating mesopelagic fish into the evaluation of conservation areas for marine living resources under climate change scenarios. Marine Life Science & Technology 6: 68-83. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s42995-023-00188-9
In: Marine Life Science & Technology. Springer Nature: London. ISSN 2096-6490; e-ISSN 2662-1746
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Myctophids · Mesopelagic fish · Species distribution model · Southern Ocean · Antarctic Peninsula |
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- Liu, S.
- Liu, Y.
- Teschke, K.
- Hindell, M.A.
- Downey, R.
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- Woods, B.
- Kang, B.
- Ma, S.
- Zhang, C.
- Li, J.
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- Ye, Z.
- Sun, P.
- He, J.
- Tian, Y.
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| Abstract |
Mesopelagic fish (meso-fish) are central species within the Southern Ocean (SO). However, their ecosystem role and adaptive capacity to climate change are rarely integrated into protected areas assessments. This is a pity given their importance as crucial prey and predators in food webs, coupled with the impacts of climate change. Here, we estimate the habitat distribution of nine meso-fish using an ensemble model approach (MAXENT, random forest, and boosted regression tree). Four climate model simulations were used to project their distribution under two representative concentration pathways (RCP4.5 and RCP8.5) for short-term (2006–2055) and long-term (2050–2099) periods. In addition, we assess the ecological representativeness of protected areas under climate change scenarios using meso-fish as indicator species. Our models show that all species shift poleward in the future. Lanternfishes (family Myctophidae) are predicted to migrate poleward more than other families (Paralepididae, Nototheniidae, Bathylagidae, and Gonostomatidae). In comparison, lanternfishes were projected to increase habitat area in the eastern SO but lose area in the western SO; the opposite was projected for species in other families. Important areas (IAs) of meso-fish are mainly distributed near the Antarctic Peninsula and East Antarctica. Negotiated protected area cover 23% of IAs at present and 38% of IAs in the future (RCP8.5, long-term future). Many IAs of meso-fish still need to be included in protected areas, such as the Prydz Bay and the seas around the Antarctic Peninsula. Our results provide a framework for evaluating protected areas incorporating climate change adaptation strategies for protected areas management. |
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