U.S. GLOBEC: An Experimental Evaluation of Biological and Physical Modulators of Foraging Success in Early Cod Larvae on Georges Bank Prey Motility, Light Depth & Turbulance

9632606盖拉格理论研究表明，湍流、猎物的运动性、深度和光照强度对幼鱼的觅食成功和补充至关重要。该项目将进行一项密集的实地和实验室研究计划，以调查这些变量对鳕鱼幼虫的影响。这些结果将有助于对生物物理耦合、营养动力相互作用和气候变化之间的相互关系进行建模。该项目是美国GLOBEC西北大西洋实地研究第二阶段计划的一部分。***

9632606 Gallager Theoretical studies have shown that turbulence, prey motility, depth, and light intensity are critical to the foraging success and recruitment of larval fishes. This project will conduct an intensive program of field and laboratory research to investigate the effect of these variables on cod larvae. The results will be useful for modeling interrelationships between bio-physical coupling, trophodynamic interactions, and climate change. This project is a part of the U.S. GLOBEC Northwest Atlantic Field Studies, Phase 2 program. ***