Summary:
- This article presents a study that investigated the impacts of climate change on the distribution and abundance of marine species in the Northeast Pacific Ocean.
- The researchers used long-term observational data and climate models to project future changes in the habitat suitability and biomass of various marine species under different climate change scenarios.
- The findings suggest that climate change is likely to lead to significant shifts in the distribution and abundance of many marine species, with potential consequences for ecosystem structure and function, as well as fisheries and other human activities.