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Page 1: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada

Page 2: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

Introduction PAST Conclusions FUTURE

Global climate change

Atmospheric temperature change (1950-2014) – NASA.gov Video

PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

Global climate change

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Page 4: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

Introduction Conclusions

Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus)

• Fast growth • High mortality • High fecundity (batch spawner) • Short life cycle • Max. lifespan of 4 years

Good biological indicator

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Page 5: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

Introduction Conclusions

Anchovy distribution variations

Montero-Serra et al., (2015)

Bellier et al., (2007)

Fisheries-independent data from International Bottom Trawl Surveys (IBTS) between 1965 to 2012

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction

Conclusions

Anchovy distribution future projections

Lenoir et al., (2011)

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Page 7: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

Introduction Conclusions

Current habitat

modelling

Projections under RCP8.5 climate change scenario

PAST

PRESENT

FUTURE

trends analysis

*CoG Population Center of Gravity

Spawning - peak Spawning - CoG*

1

2

3

Objectives

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Sampling grid

Observations

Environmental factors

+ +

RCP8.5 climate change scenario Anchovy eggs

distribution

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Peak of spawning

Peak of spawning

Introduction Conclusions

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

ANEBIO (1987-2015) BIOMAN (1990-2014) +

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

Peak of spawning period

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

Peak spawning period

a)

FUTURE PRESENT

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST

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Introduction Conclusions

BIOMAN (1989-2015) Eggs

Spatio-temporal variables

eggs observations

PA* ED

*PA = Presence/Absence

ED = Egg Density (abundance) Spatial: - Latitude - Log(Bathymetry) Temporal: - Year

+

FUTURE PRESENT

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST

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Introduction Conclusions FUTURE PRESENT

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST

Page 13: March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada - Home - PICES · Introduction . Conclusions . Conclusions • No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population

Introduction Conclusions

BIOMAN (1989-2015) Eggs

Spatio-temporal variables

eggs observations

PA* ED

*PA = Presence/Absence

ED = Egg Density (abundance) Spatial: - Latitude - Log(Bathymetry) Temporal: - Year

Sea Surface Temperature

Density-dependence dynamics

+

FUTURE PRESENT

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST

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Introduction Conclusions

Spawning distribution variations

FUTURE PRESENT

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST

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Introduction Conclusions

Spawning distribution variations

Peak of spawning Spawning CoG

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

Spawning habitat modelling

environmental variables

eggs observations

PA ED

SST SSS MLD

Log(Bathymetry) Log(Chlorophyl-a)

Lat, Long

+

BIOMAN (1989-2015)

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

gam<- gam(LogEP ~ s(Lat, Long) + s(SST, k=3) + s(SSS, k=3) + MLD + s(LogChla, k=3) + s(LogBathy, k=3), family=gaussian)

Spawning habitat modelling

Present (2006-2020)

Dev. Expl. PA: 48% ED: 58%

PAST FUTURE

Spawning habitat modelling

PRESENT

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Projections

Future

SST ref.

Introduction Conclusions

Mid-of-the-century (2040-2055) End-of-the-century (2080-2099)

SST fut.

+ ∆ SST

Present

Mid-of-the-century (2040-2059)

End-of-the-century (2080-2099)

SST (ºC) SSS (psu) MLD (m) SST (ºC) SSS (psu) MLD (m)

0.52±0.28 -0.30±0.13 -7.48±8.31 1.51±0.71 -0.57±0.35 -12.40±12.84

Future

or

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Introduction Conclusions

Spawning distribution future projections

Mid-century (2040-2055)

End-of-century (2080-2099)

1.53 x 2.56 x

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Projections

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Introduction Conclusions

Spawning distribution future projections

Total egg production PA (%) LogED

(%) PRESENT MIDCENT FUTURE

Change Midcent

Change Future

All variables 48.4 58.1 82,614 125,984 211,854 1.53 x 2.56 x

All variables – MLD 47.3 57.6 82,361 124,545 198,106 1.51 x 2.40 x

All variables – LogBathy 48 57.5 79,223 105,634 174,498 1.33 x 2.20 x

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

Projections

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Introduction Conclusions

Conclusions

• No phenological changes (1987-2015) • No population CoG shift (1989-2015) • Population CoG variations highly correlated with density-

dependent dynamics

Past

• Our model explained 58.1% of the total deviance • Spawning is closely related to river plumes (Adour, Gironde) Present

• ++ effects for BB anchovy spawning • Increase 1.5 and 2.5 times (mid-century / end-of-the-century)

Future

PAST FUTURE PRESENT

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Thank you very much!

March 6-11, 2017 Victoria, Canada