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Identification of persistent benthic assemblages in areas with different temperature variability patterns through

N David Bethoney¹, Liuzhi Zhao¹, Changsheng Chen¹

¹School for Marine Science and Technology, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States of America.

|May 11, 2017

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This study maps marine ecosystems to understand species distribution and temperature changes. Findings reveal distinct animal groups and regional climate change resilience, aiding ocean planning.

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Area of Science:

Marine ecology
Oceanography
Spatial analysis

Background:

Ecosystem-based management requires understanding complex marine relationships in space and time.
Mapping is crucial for visualizing and analyzing spatial ecological concepts.
Previous research often struggles to define marine ecosystem relationships across temporal and spatial scales.

Purpose of the Study:

To promote ecosystem-based spatial thinking using layered marine datasets.
To identify benthic animal assemblages and regional temperature variability patterns.
To inform marine spatial planning and assess climate change resiliency.

Main Methods:

Layering datasets of benthic fauna, substrate, and oceanic conditions across U.S. continental shelf.
Combining maps of persistent benthic megafauna with bottom temperature variability data.
Analyzing spatial relationships over monthly, annual, and decadal time scales across ~90,000 km2.

Main Results:

Identification of widespread benthic animal assemblages across the study area.
Discovery of significant regional disparities in bottom temperature variability.
Correlation between identified assemblages and sea scallop population dynamics.

Conclusions:

Findings suggest potential regional differences in climate change resiliency.
The study provides data at a scale relevant for marine spatial planning.
Accessible, layered datasets can facilitate multifactorial, ecosystem-based ocean planning.