Citation:

s10152-007-0093-4

Name: Input-output parameters for the steady-state model of Sechura Bay in 1996, Peru
Published: 2008
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Project(s):

Climate variability and El Niño Southern Oscillation (CENSOR)

Funding:

Sixth Framework Programme (FP6), grant/award no. 511071 : Climate variability and El Niño Southern Oscillation

Coverage:

Latitude: -5.550000 * Longitude: -80.820000

Date/Time Start: 1996-06-30T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1996-06-30T00:00:00

Minimum Elevation: -15.0 m * Maximum Elevation: -15.0 m

Event(s):

Sechura_1996 * Latitude: -5.550000 * Longitude: -80.820000 * Date/Time: 1996-06-30T00:00:00 * Elevation: -15.0 m * Campaign: * Basis: Research station * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator
1	Species, common name	Species common		Taylor, Marc H
2	Trophic level description	Trophic level desc		Taylor, Marc H
3	Biomass	Biom	t/km²	Taylor, Marc H
4	Rate of production	P/B	1/a	Taylor, Marc H
5	Rate of consumption	Q/B	1/a	Taylor, Marc H
6	Efficiency, ecotrophic	EE		Taylor, Marc H
7	Efficiency of conversion	Eff conv	%	Taylor, Marc H
8	Portion of consumption, unassimilated	UA/Q		Taylor, Marc H
9	Production/respiration ratio	P/resp		Taylor, Marc H
10	Respiration/assimilation ratio	Resp/assim		Taylor, Marc H
11	Catch rate	Catch rate	#/a	Taylor, Marc H

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

203 data points

Data

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1 Species common	2 Trophic level desc	3 Biom [t/km²]	4 P/B [1/a]	5 Q/B [1/a]	6 EE	7 Eff conv [%]	8 UA/Q	9 P/resp	10 Resp/assim	11 Catch rate [#/a]
Phytoplankton	1	26.370	331.815		0.585
Macroalgae	1	307.769	16.864		0.037
Zooplankton	2.17	25.886	32.268	160.662	0.987	0.201	0.20	0.335	0.749
Polychates	2.06	53.631	0.980	4.641	0.808	0.211	0.20	0.359	0.736
Scallops	2	27.491	1.314	11.629	0.872	0.113	0.20	0.164	0.859	2.340
Sea urchins	2.11	22.204	0.528	3.229	0.716	0.164	0.20	0.257	0.796
Herbivorous gastropods	2	21.141	1.139	4.342	0.955	0.262	0.20	0.488	0.672
Benthic detrivores	2	40.601	1.480	7.427	0.792	0.199	0.20	0.332	0.751	0.144
Misc. filter feeders	2.22	22.385	0.921	5.104	0.938	0.180	0.20	0.291	0.774	0.001
Predatory gastropods	3.04	38.750	1.364	4.351	0.886	0.313	0.20	0.644	0.608	0.379
Small carnivores	2.86	14.429	0.523	2.527	0.822	0.207	0.20	0.349	0.741	0.001
Predatory crabs	3.2	7.708	1.969	9.207	0.790	0.214	0.20	0.365	0.733
Sea stars	3.14	1.016	0.658	3.159	0.866	0.208	0.20	0.352	0.740
Octopods	3.71	0.013	4.739	14.064	0.967	0.337	0.20	0.728	0.579	0.033
Littoral fish	2.79	2.999	1.177	12.119	0.606	0.097	0.20	0.138	0.879	1.795
Small pelagic fish	2.11	80.219	1.823	20.921	0.623	0.087	0.35	0.155	0.866	81.409
Pelagic predatory fish	3.14	1.046	0.853	7.672	0.535	0.111	0.30	0.189	0.841	0.425
Marine mammals	3.32	0.019	0.114	48.128	0.000	0.002	0.20	0.003	0.997
Sea birds	3.17	0.019	0.040	60.390	0.000	0.001	0.26	0.001	0.999
Cephalopods	3.13	0.409	4.839	13.316	0.415	0.363	0.20	0.832	0.546	0.822
Detritus	1				0.089