2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmarsys.2007.06.005
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Connectivity in the northern Gulf of California from particle tracking in a three-dimensional numerical model

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“…We examine the implications of a change in mean dispersal distance resulting from climate change for spatial prioritization of conservation actions in the Gulf of California (GoC). We focus on the GoC because (1) data on larval spawning locations are available (Soria et al 2010), (2) a circulation model is available (Marinone et al 2008), and (3) a spatial prioritization effort has been conducted to identify conservation sites (Ulloa et al 2006), but this effort did not account for connectivity or climate change. Here we explore whether our framework suggests that future adaptation of the prioritization scheme might be necessary.…”
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“…We examine the implications of a change in mean dispersal distance resulting from climate change for spatial prioritization of conservation actions in the Gulf of California (GoC). We focus on the GoC because (1) data on larval spawning locations are available (Soria et al 2010), (2) a circulation model is available (Marinone et al 2008), and (3) a spatial prioritization effort has been conducted to identify conservation sites (Ulloa et al 2006), but this effort did not account for connectivity or climate change. Here we explore whether our framework suggests that future adaptation of the prioritization scheme might be necessary.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Planktonic larvae of S. calcifer drift with ocean currents for several weeks following spawning and fertilization (Soria et al 2010). Using our understanding of the potential magnitude and spatial variability in changes in connectivity and abundance resulting from potential changes in pH-value and temperature, we map potential changes in functional connectivity that could result from local climate change using a published circulation model (Marinone et al 2008). We do not consider changes in structural connectivity because we have no reason to forecast change to habitat for rock scallop.…”
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“…We chose to use 400 particles since previous runs of the model with larger numbers (up to 4000) of particles did not improve relative percentages of particles reaching sink destinations at any given time. From the output of the model, we calculated particles' trajectories following the advection/ diffusion scheme described in Marinone et al (2008). We conducted simulations for the 4 combinations of 2 release dates (spring tide, 15 July 2007, or neap tide, 22 July 2007) and 2 larval behaviors (active or passive motility of the particles).…”
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“…In fisheries assessment and management, the patterns of fish movement can be used to explain stock fluctuations (Pelletier and Parma, 1994). The way that marine organisms disperse depends on the species, species behavior, and currents (Marinone et al, 2008). Considering the long-distance migration that anchovy in the Black Sea undergo every year, studying movement of populations can provide valuable insights for fisheries science (Goodwin et al, 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%