AFSC/ABL: BSIERP Seasonal Bioenergetics from Bering Sea 2008 -2012

The work conducted under the Seasonal Bioenergetics Project (B54) was aimed at understanding how juvenile pollock, Pacific cod, and arrowtooth flounder use energy over their first year of life and how that use relates to climatic conditions in the southeastern Bering Sea (SEBS). Juvenile fish at high latitudes need to allocate energy between the conflicting demands of growth and storage during their first year of life. Understanding how they resolve those demands, be measuring their lipid and energy content, provides an index into the relative importance of growth in the near term and starvation in the long term as factors determining their survival. At the start of this project we had relatively little information of this sort for these species, particularly in the SEBS.

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notes The work conducted under the Seasonal Bioenergetics Project (B54) was aimed at understanding how juvenile pollock, Pacific cod, and arrowtooth flounder use energy over their first year of life and how that use relates to climatic conditions in the southeastern Bering Sea (SEBS). Juvenile fish at high latitudes need to allocate energy between the conflicting demands of growth and storage during their first year of life. Understanding how they resolve those demands, be measuring their lipid and energy content, provides an index into the relative importance of growth in the near term and starvation in the long term as factors determining their survival. At the start of this project we had relatively little information of this sort for these species, particularly in the SEBS.
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title AFSC/ABL: BSIERP Seasonal Bioenergetics from Bering Sea 2008 -2012