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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Project Description

At a major symposium on marine ecosystem-based management at the 2005 AAAS meetings, one of the three principal themes deemed critical for future progress was interaction web dynamics¿the way in which species interact with one another and their physical environment. In particular, the scientific basis for marine ecosystem-based management must better incorporate understanding of the influences of multiple predator species on interaction web dynamics. These interactions are increasingly recognized as critical to the maintenance and restoration of marine communities and
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Working Group Participants

Principal Investigator(s)

Daniel F. Doak, James A. Estes, Terrie Williams, J. Timothy Wootton

Project Dates

Start: March 3, 2006

End: May 13, 2009

completed

Participants

Ian Carroll
University of California, Santa Barbara
Daniel F. Doak
University of Wyoming
Mark C. Emmerson
University College Cork
James A. Estes
University of California, Santa Cruz
Benjamin S. Halpern
University of California, Santa Barbara
Ute Jacob
University of Wyoming
David R. Lindberg
University of California, Berkeley
James R. Lovvorn
University of Wyoming
Fiorenza Micheli
Stanford University
Daniel H. Monson
US Geological Survey (USGS)
Mark Novak
University of Chicago
Craig W. Osenberg
University of Florida
Eric Sanford
University of California, Davis
Andrew Sih
University of California, Davis
M. Timothy Tinker
University of California, Santa Cruz
Terrie Williams
University of California, Santa Cruz
J. Timothy Wootton
University of Chicago

Products

  1. Journal Article / 2008

    Understanding and predicting ecological dynamics: Are major surprises inevitable?

  2. Data Set / 2009

    Trophic interactions of the Ythan Estuary

  3. Journal Article / 2011

    Predicting community responses to perturbations in the face of imperfect knowledge and network complexity

  4. Data Set / 2009

    Tatoosh Intertidal Biomass and Diet Parameter Estimates

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