An ecosystem model of food web and fisheries interactions in the Baltic Sea

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Structure and functioning of the eastern Scotian Shelf ecosystem before and after the collapse of groundfish stocks in the early 1990s (2005, methodology): “Ecopath with Ecosim has been used to successfully reproduce ecosystem states, including the Baltic Sea (Harvey et al. 2003), Newfoundland–Labrador Shelf (Bundy 2001), and the Gulf of Thailand (Christensen 1998).”
Shift in seagrass food web structure over decades is linked to overfishing (2012, background): “…of top predators may have resulted in changes to food web structure in the Northwest Atlantic (Frank et al. 2005) and Baltic pelagic eco - systems (Harvey et al. 2003, Österblom et al. 2007, Casini et al. 2008), which may partly explain the general increase in primary production observed in these…”
Competition for the fish – fish extraction from the Baltic Sea by humans, aquatic mammals, and birds (2018, unknown): “Tomczak et al. (2012) modified the model of Harvey et al. (2003) and calibrated it to a longer period (1974-2006).”