University of Connecticut / Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute / Institute of Marine Research / University of Washington / Joint Institute / Hans G. Dam / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
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energy density input values / observed fish energy density / Annual average fish energy density / taxaspecific energy density / Station-specific mean energy density / low prey energy / prey energy densities / consumed energy / Energy density values / high energy density / sample processing / mean energy density / fish energy density / energy density / average fish energy density / predator energy / zooplankton abundance accounting / average prey energy / higher mean energy density / prey energy density values / relative available prey energy / energy content / bungii accounting / energy / energy prey taxa / energy storage / less energy-rich prey / station-specific energy / higher available prey energy / prey energy density conditions / Individual fish energy density / annual mean predator energy density densities / prey energy density / prey energy / fish energy / biochemical processing / assimilated energy / /
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Eastern Bering Sea / Bering Sea / /
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School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences / University of Washington / Alaska Fisheries Science Center / National Marine Fisheries Service / University of Connecticut / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / North Pacific Research Board / Norwegian Research Council / North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute / Fisheries Science Center / Institute of Marine Research / Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean / /
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Stevens Fishery / Edward V / /
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Editor / important driver / representative / /
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Monte Carlo / /
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Wisconsin / Alaska / Connecticut / Washington / South Dakota / /
Spatial Match-Mismatch between Juvenile Fish and Prey Provides a Mechanism for Recruitment Variability across Contrasting Climate Conditions in the Eastern Bering Sea Elizabeth Calvert Siddon1*, Trond Kristiansen2, Franz