Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4548293 Journal of Marine Systems 2012 14 Pages PDF
Abstract
►We modeled the observed early growth of Arctic cod larvae in two Arctic polynyas. ►Individual growth was forced by observed temperature and prey density at date. ►High prey density compensated the effect of low temperature on growth and vice-versa. ►Good temperature and feeding conditions at yolk resorption yielded maximum growth. ►Low temporal sampling resolution at sea biases estimates of population growth.
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