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1 Fish Distributions & Dynamics LO: systematize relative importance of physical forces on vertical and horizontal distributions of commercially important fish life history stages
2 NE Pacific Followup What physical mechanisms are important in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea? Can you compare and contrast physical forces that drive water circulation in the two regions?
3 Stages in Scientific Research Quantitative Pattern Description Process Identification & Quantification
4 Vertical Distributions of Fish Neritic (low tide to edge of continental shelf) Pelagic (silvery fish): clupeoids, osmerids, scombrids Demersal (brown, black, red fish): gadids, pleuronectids Oceanic Nekton Epipelagic (silvery fish): scombrids, salmonids Mesopelagic (black, enlarged eyes, bioluminescent): myctophids, stomiatids - may migrate to epipelagic at night Bathypelagic (black without photophores): ceratids (anglerfish), saccopharyngids (gulpers and swallowers) Abyssalpelagic (reduced or no swimbladders): macrourids (grenadiers)
5 Let s name the zones Epipelagic scrombrids, salmonids Mesopelagic myctophids Bathypelagic ceratioidei (anglerfish) Abyssopelagic macrourids Hadopelagic Hedgepeth 1957 (too deep for you and me to see!)
6 Vertical Positioning By Fish Passive - buoyancy (fat content, specific gravity) Active - hovering - swimming adjusting tilt angle or fins - swimbladder regulation (physiological) - swimming to exploit or avoid currents and tides Strand et al. 2005
7 Ontogenic Distribution Shifts length energy density Parker-Stetter et al. 2015
8 Diel Vertical Migration 0 m Monterey Bay, Smooth Ridge Feb. 28 Mar. 6, m
9 Horizontal Distributions Topography shelf, slope, bank, open ocean Climate Zone arctic, boreal, temperate, subtropical, tropical Ocean and Hemisphere Hydrographic Characteristics gyres, upwelling, fronts Importance of Typography (Ryther 1969) Region % Ocean Area Fish Production (x 10 7 t) Open Ocean Coastal Upwelling
10 Arctic (T < 4-6 o ) Biogeography Atlantic Barents and White Seas Pacific North of Bering Strait, Chukchi Sea, Beaufort Sea Planktivores: herring, capelin, arctic cod Benthic feeders: tomcod, arctic flounder Boreal (4-6 o < T < 12 o ) Atlantic Asymmetric East North Sea; West Cape Cod to Newfoundland (seasonal); Temp: 5-7 o to o C Pacific N of 45 o Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska (ice cover in winter); Temp: -1.7 o to 8 o C Shelf Area: Atlantic 14.2 x 10 6 km 2 Pacific 10.2 x 10 6 km 2
11 Biogeography cont d Temperate (12 o < T < 20 o ) Atlantic East: English Channel to Cape Blanco West: Cape Hatteras to Cape Cod Pacific East: Puget Sound to Baja California West: south to north Japan - greater difference in species composition between oceans: clupeids, scombrids, scieanids Tropical (T > 20 o ) - broader on west side of oceans due to flow of equatorial currents - great increase in species diversity: many engraulids, perciforms
12 Potential Extension of Range Chukchi & Beaufort Seas, Arctic Ocean Walleye pollock spawning, ELH transport
13 ELH Distribution Dynamics Adult Egg Yolk sac Larvae Feeding Larvae Juvenile Adult: when and where to spawn? Egg: demersal or pelagic? Yolk sac Larvae: go with the flow? Feeding Larvae: need to feed, vertical for horizontal Juvenile: postflexion means nekton, where to settle? Flexion: end of spinal column bends up for caudal fin development
14 Harden Jones s Triangle feeding grounds adult juvenile egg & larvae upstream downstream Harden Jones 1968
15 Harden Jones s Triangle - not all movements for all species or life stages - overwintering may not exist - feeding and spawning grounds may coincide Harden Jones 1968
16 Why Migrate? - adaptation toward sustaining abundance: not enough food in spawning or nursery grounds to sustain adult and ELH populations (different diets: mouth gape size) - adults go to spawning grounds with potential to survive and reproduce - spawning upstream of favorable environmental conditions (Match-Mismatch in time and space Cushing) Harden Jones 1968
17 Pacific Hake Bi-Annual Cycle 2005 Acoustic Survey Bailey et al. 1982
18 Walleye Pollock in NE Pacific ACC Alaska Coastal Current ANSC Aleutian North Slope Current BSC Bering Slope Current Given these horizontal and vertical flow regimes, where would you go to feed and spawn? How many walleye pollock stocks would you predict in the Bering Sea? Napp et al. 2000
19 Sockeye Salmon (Anadromous) Oceanic Range (tag returns) Bio-Phys Coupling migration timing temperature link warm winter, further north (Bristol earlier) Blackbourn 1987
20 Bluefin Tuna (mega nekton) Western Eastern - tagged Bluefin tuna - link Atlantic & Mediterranean - common feeding grounds, separate spawning grounds - dashed line separates management zones Block et al. 2005
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