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Developing a multi-chemical tracer method for quantifying temporal variation in food web structure and dynamics

Developing a multi-chemical tracer method for quantifying temporal variation in food web structure and dynamics
开发一种多化学示踪剂方法来量化食物网结构和动态的时间变化
批准号:
341221-2007
负责人:
Fisk, Aaron
金额:
$1.8万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-01-01 至 2011-12-31

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中文摘要
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食物网定义了生物群落或生态系统中能量、营养物质和污染物的路径和运动,或者更简单地说,是一个由饲养者和被饲养者组成的营养层次。所有生物都嵌入食物网中,它所获得的能量、营养素和污染物的数量对生存至关重要。世界上许多生态系统都受到人类管理资源的行动和努力的严重影响,这最终会改变生态系统中能够生存的生物的类型和数量。不幸的是,食物网是出了名的难以研究。常规方法是检查胃内容物,其具有许多缺点(例如,内容物以不同的速率消化)并且通常是困难的(例如,非常小的胃)。最近,化学示踪剂,如氮和碳的稳定同位素和脂肪酸,已被用来提供一个描述性的方法来建立食物网结构。虽然这些示踪剂改善了我们的食物网研究,但仍然需要在不同环境条件下的受控实验室和实地研究中对其进行校准和验证。我的研究将在盐度和温度梯度下的实验室和现场研究中校准一系列已建立和新颖的化学示踪剂。据预测,水生系统的盐度和温度变化是气候变化的主要后果。如果要正确理解食物网的特征和人为压力的影响,化学示踪剂的校准是必不可少的。了解食物网的功能对于适当的保护和管理以及最终健康和可持续的生态系统至关重要。
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Food webs define the pathways and movement of energy, nutrients and contaminant within a biological community or ecosystem, or more simply, a trophic hierarchy of feeders and fed upon. All organisms are embedded within food webs, and the amounts of energy, nutrients and contaminants it receives are critical for survival. Many of the world's ecosystems are heavily influenced by man's actions and efforts to manage resources, which can ultimately change the types and amounts of organisms that can survive in an ecosystem. Unfortunately, food webs are notoriously difficult to study. The conventional method is to examine stomach contents, which has a number of drawbacks (e.g., contents are digested at different rates) and is often difficult (e.g., very small stomach size). Recently, chemical tracers, such as stable isotopes of nitrogen and carbon and fatty acids, have been used to provide a descriptive method for establishing food web structure. Although these tracers have improved our study of food webs there is still a need to calibrate and verify them under controlled laboratory and field studies under varying environmental conditions. My research will calibrate a wide suite of established and novel chemical tracers in laboratory and field studies under salinity and temperature gradients. Changes to salinity and temperature in aquatic systems are forecasted to be major consequences of climate change. Calibrations of chemical tracers are imperative if characterization of food webs and the impact of anthropogenic stress are to be proper understood. Understanding how food webs function is essential for proper conservation and management and ultimately healthy and sustainable ecosystems.
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