Invasion
Pollution
Climate change
Fisheries
Papers/Figs
100

A species that has been transported to a new area, established a population, and started to spread

What is an invasive species?

100

This material may never break down chemically

What is plastic?

100

Absorption of this gas is causing ocean acidification

What is Carbon dioxide?

100

This fishery has the highest kg of discard per kg of landed catch

What is the shrimp trawl?

100

This is the term for the speed at which temperature is changing (Pinsky et al. 2013)

What is climate velocity?

200

A species that has been transported to new area

What is a non-native species?

200

This marine pollutant can reduce or stop filter feeding in sponges

What is sedimentation?

200

This is the expulsion of zooxanthellae by stressed corals

What is coral bleaching?

200

This includes undersized fish and non-target fishes

What is incidental catch?

200

The distribution of this is shown in this map (Martin et al. 2022)

What are microplastics in sediment?

300

This species is the largest vector of invasions via aquaculture

What are oysters?

300

This happens when nutrient runoff leads to an algae bloom, and then bacteria deplete the oxygen decomposing the dead algae

What is a dead zone?

300

These ocean conditions are shifting coral reefs into macro algae barrens

What are increased temperature and ocean acidification?

300

This type of gear selects for smaller sized fish

What is a small-mesh gill net?

300

This image represents this consequence of fishing (McClenachan 2009)

What is the loss of large fish and large species?

400

This is the largest vector of marine invasions

What is ballast water?

400

When this pollutant is present with enough severity, it can mask the effects of weaker pollutants of the same type

What is noise pollution?

400

This region is particularly affected by increasing stratification due to climate change

What are the tropics?

400

Traits for this imaginary species include early maturation, short lifespan, high fecundity, and females that are smaller than males

What is the perfect species to harvest

400

This figure from Hilborn & Walters 1992 shows this

What is a boom bust fishery?

500

Disease, nutrient loading, pollution, threatened wild populations and mangrove destruction are consequences of this

What is shrimp farming?

500

This type of pollutant is found in marine mammal milk

What are persistent organic pollutants (POP's)?

500

This is represented by the shaded grey area in this figure

What is aerobic scope?

500

This type of fishing leads to issues including broken benthic habitat forming species, sediment resuspension, reduced sediment oxygen and bumpiness

What is bottom-contact fishing?

500

Panel C shows this type of data (Cardenas et al. 2020)

What are genes?
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