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    "title": "Potential impacts of ocean acidification on the Puget Sound food web from a model study (NCEI Accession 0134852)",
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        "FISH BIOMASS",
        "model output",
        "NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center",
        "NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center",
        "NODC Ocean Acidification Scientific Data Stewardship (OADS)",
        "US DOC; NOAA; Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research; Ocean Acidification Program (OAP)",
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        "DOC\/NOAA\/NMFS\/NWFSC > Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce",
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        "Ocean Carbon and Acidification Data System (OCADS) Project",
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        "(a) Crustaceans, (b) calcifying molluscs, and (c) echinoderms; Ecosystem response: demersal fishes, pelagic fishes, benthic grazers, small crusaceans, copepods, small gelatinous zooplankton, suspension feeders, soft infauna.",
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        "Crustaceans: Microzooplankton, Barnacles, Euphausiids, small crustaceans, shrimp, macrozooplankton, copepods, and crab.",
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        "Salmon, Herring, Lingcod, Rockfish, Flatfish, Squid and Octopus, Shrimp, Cancer crab, Urchin, Sea cucumbers, Bivalves.",
        "Spiny dogfish, skates, ratish, Pacific cod, Walleye pollock, lingcod (juveniles, adults), rockfish (juveniles, adults), piscivorous flatfish, small-mouthed flatfish, andsmall demersal fish.",
        "Wild salmon (juveniles, adults), hatchery salmon (juveniles, adults), pink salmon (juveniles, adults), Pacific herring (juveniles, adults), forage fish, surf perches, and Pacific hake",
        "a) three single-functional group scenarios on crustaceans (macrozooplankton, euphausiids, or copepods) and (b) three single-functional group scenarios on echinoderms (urchins, large sea cucumbers, or seastars), (c) multitaxa; Ecosystem response: salmon, herring, lingcod, rockfish, flatfish, squid and octopus, shrimp, cancer crab, urchin, sea cucumbers, bivalves.",
        "calcifying molluscs: predatory gastropods, geoducks, mussels, infaunal bivalves, benthic grazers",
        "demersal fishes",
        "echinoderms: Large sea cucumbers urchins, deposit feeders, sea stars",
        "echinoderms; Ecosystem response: salmon, herring, lingcod, rockfish, flatfish, squid and octopus, shrimp, cancer crab, urchin, sea cucumbers, bivalves",
        "ecosystem services",
        "fisheries management",
        "fishery yield",
        "food webs",
        "forage fish, bird and marine mammal biomass",
        "infaunal bivlaves, euphausiids, copepods; Ecosystem response: forage fish, sea lions, harbour seals, migratory diving birds, resident diving birds, nearshore diving birds, herbivorous birds, gulls, eagles.",
        "pelagic fishes",
        "trophic cascade",
        "Demersal fishes",
        "Figure 2",
        "Figure 3",
        "Figure 4",
        "Figure 5",
        "Figure 6",
        "Pelagic fishes",
        "Supplementary Figure 1",
        "OCEAN > PACIFIC OCEAN > NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN",
        "Puget Sound, Washington",
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