Biological Consequences of El Niño¶
Barber, & Chavez. (1983). Biological Consequences of El Niño. 1982-1983.
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Domain-specific¶
- Coastal Upwelling
- The dynamics of these systems tie fishery yields directly to atmospheric forcing: the 1972 collapse of the Peruvian anchoveta (Engraulis ringens) — at the time the world's largest single-species fishery — followed the suppression of upwelling during a strong El Niño event
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
“In October 1982 upwelling ecosystems in the eastern equatorial Pacific began a series of transitions from the normal highly productive condition to greatly reduced productivity.”
- The dynamics of these systems tie fishery yields directly to atmospheric forcing: the 1972 collapse of the Peruvian anchoveta (Engraulis ringens) — at the time the world's largest single-species fishery — followed the suppression of upwelling during a strong El Niño event
- Upwelling
- Upwelling intensity is strongly modulated by climate variability: El Niño events suppress Peruvian upwelling by deepening the thermocline and warming the surface, collapsing anchoveta stocks within months
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
“In October 1982 upwelling ecosystems in the eastern equatorial Pacific began a series of transitions from the normal highly productive condition to greatly reduced productivity.”
- Upwelling intensity is strongly modulated by climate variability: El Niño events suppress Peruvian upwelling by deepening the thermocline and warming the surface, collapsing anchoveta stocks within months
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