Stocking alien carp leads to regime shifts in native fish populations: Evidence from long-term observation and ecological modeling of a Chinese reservoir

Alien species invasions are considered to be one of the multiple key drivers that trigger ecological regime shifts in ecosystem structure and function. Predicting population collapse and understanding the self-reinforced feedback mechanisms that erode the resilience of native species are two major c...

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Main Authors:	Chen, J. (Author), Fang, J. (Author), Feng, Y. (Author), Li, Y. (Author), Liu, J. (Author), Ma, S. (Author), Pan, J. (Author), Su, H. (Author), Wang, L. (Author), Wu, Z. (Author), Xie, P. (Author), Yu, J. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:	carrying capacity China Climate change Climate models Critical transition Early warning Early warning signal ecological modeling ecosystem structure Ecosystems eutrophication Eutrophication fish Fish Fish populations Fish stocking Fisheries global climate Hypophthalmichthys Hypophthalmichthys molitrix Hypophthalmichthys nobilis Lake qiandao Lake Qiandao Lakes Native fishes native species nutrient enrichment observational method Population statistics Regime shift reservoir Reservoirs (water) Species invasion Species invasions Stockholm Convention stocking density Warning signals Water levels
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