Max Lindmark

Reduced size of larvae and small fish linked to warming and reduced prey density

The paper analyzes long-term data to show declining body sizes in marine fish larvae and small fish linked to warming and reduced prey density.

Thermal niche warming is more consistent than range shifts in marine species under climate change

The paper shows that marine species' thermal niches have warmed more than their spatial redistribution under climate change.

Estimating scale-dependent covariate responses using two-dimensional diffusion derived from the SPDE method

This paper introduces a covariate-diffusion method to model non-local environmental responses in species distribution models, showing it recovers non-local effects and collapses to local responses when appropriate.

Weak effects of local prey density and spatial overlap on predation intensity in a temperate marine ecosystem

The paper examines the weak effects of prey density and spatial overlap on cod predation in the Baltic Sea using spatiotemporal data and geostatistical models.

Quantifying food competition between two demersal fish species from spatiotemporal stomach content data

The paper quantifies food competition between Atlantic cod and flounder using stomach content and biomass data, finding low diet overlap and no decline in total prey weight with predator density.