The Peruvian Anchoveta and Its Upwelling Ecosystem: Three Decades of Change¶
Pauly, & Tsukayama. (1987). The Peruvian Anchoveta and Its Upwelling Ecosystem: Three Decades of Change: Three Decades of Change. ICLARM Studies and Reviews 15.
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- Coastal Upwelling
- Divergence Zone
- That replacement fuels enormous phytoplankton blooms and, up the food chain, the Peruvian anchoveta — historically the largest single-species fishery on Earth, at its peak landing on the order of ten million tonnes a year from a narrow coastal strip
This sourceThe standard compilation of Peruvian anchoveta landings and upwelling-ecosystem history, covering the pre-collapse peak catch.
- That replacement fuels enormous phytoplankton blooms and, up the food chain, the Peruvian anchoveta — historically the largest single-species fishery on Earth, at its peak landing on the order of ten million tonnes a year from a narrow coastal strip
- Ekman Transport
- This upwelling fuels enormous phytoplankton production and supports the Peruvian anchoveta fishery, historically the largest single-species fishery on Earth
This sourceHumboldt upwelling productivity and the Peruvian anchoveta as historically the largest single-species fishery. Trade relaxation in El Nino weakening offshore Ekman transport, shutting down upwelling, and collapsing the anchoveta fishery.
- This upwelling fuels enormous phytoplankton production and supports the Peruvian anchoveta fishery, historically the largest single-species fishery on Earth
- Upwelling
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