Diet diversity of jack and chub mackerels and ecosystem changes in the northern Humboldt Current system: A long-term study

Keyphrases

• Diet Diversity 100%
• Ecosystem Change 100%
• Northern Humboldt Current System 100%
• Jack Mackerel 100%
• Chub Mackerel 100%
• Stomach 66%
• Prey Accessibility 66%
• Energy Content 66%
• Diet Composition 66%
• Foraging Behavior 33%
• Medium Size 33%
• Biogeographic Barriers 33%
• Species Distribution 33%
• Scomber Japonicus 33%
• Foragers 33%
• Shelf Break 33%
• Main Drivers 33%
• Change of Measure 33%
• Pelagic Fish 33%
• Prey Diversity 33%
• Forage Species 33%
• Prey Species 33%
• Stomach Fullness 33%
• Trophic Overlap 33%
• Fish Foraging 33%
• Prey Biomass 33%
• Trachurus murphyi 33%
• Spatiotemporal Pattern 33%
• El Nio 33%
• Humboldt Current System 33%
• Prey Energy 33%
• Spatiotemporal Variation 33%
• Peruvian Coast 33%
• Fish Predator 33%
• Weak Effect 33%
• Oxygen Minimum Zone 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Spatiotemporal Patterns 100%
• Pelagic Fish 100%
• Shelf Break 100%
• Foraging Behavior 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Stomach 100%
• Foraging Behavior 33%
• Scomber japonicus 33%
• Trachurus Murphyi 33%
• Pelagic Fish 33%