Search Results - "Feddern, Megan L."

Riparian soil nitrogen cycling and isotopic enrichment in response to a long‐term salmon carcass manipulation experiment by Feddern, Megan L., Holtgrieve, Gordon W., Perakis, Steven S., Hart, Julia, Ro, Hyejoo, Quinn, Thomas P.

“…Pacific salmon acquire most of their biomass in the ocean before returning to spawn and die in coastal streams and lakes, thus providing subsidies of…”
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Delayed trophic response of a marine predator to ocean condition and prey availability during the past century by Feddern, Megan L., Holtgrieve, Gordon W., Ward, Eric J.

“…Understanding the response of predators to ecological change at multiple temporal scales can elucidate critical predator–prey dynamics that would otherwise go…”
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Stable isotope signatures in historic harbor seal bone link food web‐assimilated carbon and nitrogen resources to a century of environmental change by Feddern, Megan L., Holtgrieve, Gordon W., Ward, Eric J.

“…Anthropogenic climate change will impact nutrient cycles, primary production, and ecosystem structure in the world's oceans, although considerable uncertainty…”
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Body size and early marine conditions drive changes in Chinook salmon productivity across northern latitude ecosystems by Feddern, Megan L., Shaftel, Rebecca, Schoen, Erik R., Cunningham, Curry J., Connors, Brendan M., Staton, Benjamin A., Finster, Al, Liller, Zachary, Biela, Vanessa R., Howard, Katherine G.

“…Disentangling the influences of climate change from other stressors affecting the population dynamics of aquatic species is particularly pressing for northern…”
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How commercial fishing effort is managed by Anderson, Christopher M., Krigbaum, Melissa J., Arostegui, Martin C., Feddern, Megan L., Koehn, John Zachary, Kuriyama, Peter T., Morrisett, Christina, Allen Akselrud, Caitlin I., Davis, Melanie J., Fiamengo, Courtney, Fuller, Ava, Lee, Qi, McElroy, Katherine N., Pons, Maite, Sanders, Jessica

“…Wild capture fisheries produce 90 million tonnes of food each year and have the potential to provide sustainable livelihoods for nearly 40 million people…”
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Kings of the North: Bridging Disciplines to Understand the Effects of Changing Climate on Chinook Salmon in the Arctic–Yukon–Kuskokwim Region by Feddern, Megan L., Schoen, Erik R., Shaftel, Rebecca, Cunningham, Curry J., Chythlook, Craig, Connors, Brendan M., Murdoch, Alyssa D., Biela, Vanessa R., Woods, Brooke

“…Understanding how species are responding to environmental change is a central challenge for stewards and managers of fish and wildlife who seek to maintain…”
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The influence of dynamic resources and stable isotope incorporation rates on aquatic consumer trophic position estimation by Feddern, Megan L., Nielsen, Jens M., Essington, Timothy E., Holtgrieve, Gordon W.

“…A key assumption in trophic position (TP) estimation using stable isotope analysis is that consumers are in isotopic equilibrium with their resources. Here, we…”
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Applied Ecosystem Chemistry: Linking Biogeochemical and Physiological Processes to Ecological Interactions by Feddern, Megan L

“…Physical environments are changing globally due to anthropogenic impacts which have the potential to alter ecological interactions. To understand how…”
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