Murray S. A. Thompson

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.

The paper examines the exploitation ratios of demersal fish species in the Celtic Seas and finds no evidence that rarer species have lower exploitation ratios than common ones, suggesting current management methods are insufficient for conserving the assemblage as a whole.

The paper identifies global hotspots of climate-driven fish biomass decline risks by integrating biomass projections, fishing effort, and socioeconomic vulnerability.