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TableĀ 3 Inputā€“output parameters for the steady-state model of Sechura Bay in 1996 after application of the Ecoranger resampling routine

From: Trophic and environmental drivers of the Sechura Bay Ecosystem (Peru) over an ENSO cycle

Functional group/parameter

Trophic level

B i (tĀ kmāˆ’2)

P i/B i (yearāˆ’1)

Q i/B i (yearāˆ’1)

EEi

GEi

UAi/Q i

P/R

R/A

Catch (yearāˆ’1)

F i

M0i

M2i

1. Phytoplankton

1.00

21.335

343.886

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0.685

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108.454

235.432

2. Macroalgae

1.00

284.607

16.092

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0.042

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15.412

0.680

3. Zooplankton

2.18

27.874

40.059

157.883

0.780

0.254

0.20

0.464

0.683

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8.813

31.246

4. Polychates

2.06

45.897

1.091

4.474

0.825

0.244

0.20

0.438

0.695

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0.191

0.900

5. Scallops

2.00

23.689

1.364

10.556

0.884

0.129

0.20

0.193

0.838

2.340

0.099

0.158

1.108

6. Sea urchins

2.11

22.798

0.597

2.786

0.666

0.214

0.20

0.366

0.732

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0.199

0.398

7. Herbivorous gastropods

2.00

25.258

1.235

4.116

0.665

0.300

0.20

0.600

0.625

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0.414

0.821

8. Benthic detritivores

2.00

36.795

1.302

6.806

0.910

0.191

0.20

0.314

0.761

0.144

0.004

0.117

1.181

9. Misc. filter feeders

2.24

22.064

1.094

5.044

0.736

0.217

0.20

0.372

0.729

0.001

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0.289

0.805

10. Predatory gastropods

3.07

37.297

1.511

3.881

0.747

0.389

0.20

0.948

0.513

0.379

0.010

0.383

1.118

11. Small carnivores

2.87

14.669

0.537

2.677

0.673

0.201

0.20

0.335

0.749

0.001

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0.176

0.361

12. Predatory crabs

3.20

7.379

2.002

8.703

0.684

0.230

0.20

0.404

0.712

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0.633

1.369

13. Sea stars

3.15

1.033

0.731

3.670

0.741

0.199

0.20

0.332

0.751

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0.189

0.542

14. Octopods

3.74

0.015

4.911

12.799

0.899

0.384

0.20

0.922

0.520

0.033

2.247

0.496

2.168

15. Littoral fish

2.81

2.613

1.195

14.300

0.694

0.084

0.20

0.117

0.896

1.795

0.687

0.366

0.142

16. Small pelagic fish

2.12

82.134

1.727

18.706

0.639

0.092

0.35

0.166

0.858

81.409

0.991

0.623

0.113

17. Pelagic predatory fish

3.15

1.161

0.869

8.123

0.464

0.107

0.30

0.181

0.847

0.425

0.367

0.466

0.037

18. Marine mammals

3.34

0.019

0.103

46.179

0.000

0.002

0.20

0.003

0.997

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0.103

0.000

19. Sea birds

3.19

0.020

0.037

60.156

0.000

0.001

0.26

0.001

0.999

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0.037

0.000

20. Cephalopods

3.14

0.371

4.249

11.125

0.522

0.382

0.20

0.477

1.001

0.822

2.218

2.031

0.000

21. Detritus

1.00

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ā€“

ā€“

0.105

ā€“

ā€“

ā€“

ā€“

ā€“

ā€“

0.000

0.000

  1. B biomass, P i/B i production rate, Q i/B i consumption rate, EE i ecotrophic efficiency, GE i conversion efficiency, UA i/Q i unassimilated portion of consumption, P/R production/respiration ratio, R/A respiration/assimilation ratio, F i fishing mortality, M0 i non-predatory natural mortality, M2 i predation mortality