Quantitative description of six fish species' gut contents and abundances of their prey in the benthic food web of the Baltic Sea (1968-1978)
B. Gauzens, G. Kalinkat, E. O'Gorman, A. C. Antunes, T. Boy, U. Jacob, M. Jochum, S. Kortsch, B. Rosenbaum, L. Figueiredo, U. Brose
Abstract
The dataset presents a compilation of stomach contents from six demersal fish species from two functional groups inhabiting the Baltic Sea. It includes detailed information on prey identities, body masses, and biomasses recovered from both the fishs digestive systems and their surrounding environment. Environmental parameters, such as salinity and temperature levels, have been integrated to enrich this dataset. The juxtaposition of information on prey found in stomachs and in the environment provides an opportunity to quantify trophic interactions across different environmental contexts and investigate how fish foraging behaviour adapts to changes in their environment, such as an increase in temperature. The compilation of body mass and taxonomic information for all species allows approaching these new questions using either a taxonomic (based on species identity) or functional trait (based on body mass) approach.
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