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Invasions and extinctions reshape coastal marine food webs
Jarrett E. Byrnes
, Pamela L. Reynolds
, John J. Stachowicz
Biology
University of California at Davis
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Marine Food Web
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Coastal Marine
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Lower Trophic Levels
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Biodiversity
50%
Coastal Ecosystems
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Diversity Loss
50%
Ecosystem Function
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Food Web
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Human-caused
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Scavenger
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Carnivores
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Species Loss
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Trophic Level
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Higher Trophic Levels
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Trophic Structure
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Simultaneous Losses
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Deposit Feeder
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Coastal Marine Systems
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Squatters
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Accidental Introduction
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Detritivores
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Species Gain
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Coastal Forecasts
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Simultaneous Changes
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Trophic Pyramids
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Top Predator
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Intentional Introduction
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Filter Feeders
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Trophic Level
100%
Food Web
100%
Coastal Ecosystem
25%
Ecosystem Function
25%
Trophic Structure
25%
Deposit Feeder
25%
Filter Feeder
25%