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Variability and Management of Large Marine
Ecosystems Introduction to Parts One and Two: Large Marine Ecosystems as Tractable Entities for Measurement and Management, by Kenneth Sherman Chapter 2 Shifts in Resource Populations in Large Marine Ecosystems, by John R. Beddington Chapter 3 Long-Term Changes in the Baltic Ecosystem, by Gunnar Kullenberg Chapter 4 Changes in the Biomass of the California Current Ecosystem, by Alec D. MacCall Chapter 5 Perturbation of a Predator-Controlled Continental Shelf Ecosystem, by Michael P. Sissenwine Part Two: Measuring Variability in Large Marine Ecosystems Chapter 6 Definition of Environmental Variability Affecting Biological Processes in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Andrew Bakun Chapter 7 Variability of the Environment and Selected Fisheries Resources of the Eastern Bering Sea Ecosystem, by Lewis Incze and J. D. Schumacher Chapter 8 Results of Recent Time-Series Observations for Monitoring Trends in Large Marine Ecosystems with a Focus on the North Sea, by Niels Daan Chapter 9 Comparison of Continuous Measurements and Point Sampling Strategies for Measuring Changes in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Alex W. Herman Chapter 10 Measurement Strategies for Monitoring and Forecasting Variability in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Kenneth Sherman Part Three: Institutional Framework for Managing Large Marine Ecosystems Chapter 11 Introduction to Part Three: Large Marine Ecosystems as Regional Phenomena, by Lewis M. Alexander Chapter 12 Legal Constraints and Options for Total Ecosystem Management of Large Marine Ecosystems, by Martin H. Belsky Chapter 13 Can Large Marine Ecosystems be Managed for Optimum Yield? by Francis T. Christy, Jr. Chapter 14 Cost Benefit of Measuring Resource Variability in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Giulio Pontecorvo Chapter 15 The Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources: A Model for Large Marine Ecosystem Management, R. Tucker Scully, William Y. Brown, and Bruce S. Manheim Chapter 16 Very Large Ecosystems: From the Research Administrator's Point of View, Robert L. Edwards Chapter 17 Large Marine Ecosystems and the Future of Ocean Studies: A Perspective, by John Byrne |