Long-term change in deep-water fish populations
Speaker: Dr David Bailey (University of Glasgow)
Abstract
Very few long-term studies have been conducted in deep-water systems. As a result we know very little about natural variability or how these systems respond to human impacts. In this talk I will present results from long-term studies from the North Pacific, North Atlantic and South Atlantic. These studies demonstrate the major changes that can occur over time in deep-water fish communities at depths of 1000-4000 m and also the great depths to which anthropogenic impacts reach.