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In support of the ICCAT ecosystem report card: advances in monitoring the impacts on and the state of the “foodweb and trophic relationships” ecosystem component.

Authors: Andonegi, E. (Eider); Juan-Jordá, M.J. (María José); Murua, H. (Hilario); Ruiz, J.; Ramos, M.L. (María Lourdes); Sabarros, P.S. (Philippe S.); Abascal, F.J. (Francisco Javier); +2 Authors

In support of the ICCAT ecosystem report card: advances in monitoring the impacts on and the state of the “foodweb and trophic relationships” ecosystem component.

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In support of the development of the ICCAT Ecosystem Report Card, this paper addresses the “foodweb/trophic relationships” ecosystem component. Specifically, it contributes towards developing the following elements: (1) we describe what this component means in the context of ICCAT species and fisheries and the importance of monitoring it; (2) we describe the role of ecological indicators and ecosystem models in monitoring this ecosystem component; (3) we present a list of candidate ecological indicators that could be estimated to monitor this component; (4) we discuss the main challenges in monitoring this ecosystem component and indicator development; and finally (5), we draft a work plan to guide our future work. We invite the ICCAT community and others to contribute towards the development of ecological indicators and ecosystem models to monitor this ecosystem component. If interested, contact the corresponding authors to find out how you can contribute to this initiative.

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fish, ICCAT, monitoring, ecosystem structure, Ecosystem structure, ecosystem function, Centro Oceanográfico de Canarias, Ecosystem function, trophic relationships, Pesquerías, Ecosystem report card, indicators

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