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Table 1.

Weights (proportion attributed to pelagic feeding) applied to functional groups of fishery landings.

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Figure 1.

RMSD error and bias for two primary production algorithms.

(a) RMSD for VGPM and Eppley-VGPM estimates of NPP based on the observational database of NPP from the fourth PPAR comparison binned by SST. (b) Bias associated with VGPM and Eppley-VGPM estimates of NPP binned by SST.

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Figure 2.

Contours of pe-ratio and z-ratio.

(a) Contours of pe-ratio and (b) z-ratio as functions of SST and NPP/Zeu and NPP, respectively.

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Figure 3.

Fishery yield versus ecosystem temperature and absolute value of latitude.

Scattergrams of: (a) total monthly fishery yield and mean annual sea surface temperature; (b) same data as panel (a) transformed to approximate bivariate normality; (c) total monthly fishery yield and absolute value of latitude; and (d) same data as panel (c) transformed to approximate bivariate normality. N = 52, the total number of LMEs in the analysis, for all plots. rS = Spearman rank-order correlation and rP = Pearson product-moment correlation.

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Table 2.

Spearman rank-order and Pearson product-moment correlation between fisheries yields and factors for untransformed and transformed data, respectively.

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Figure 4.

Fishery yield versus chlorophyll concentration and net primary production.

Scattergrams of: (a) total monthly fishery yield and mean annual chlorophyll concentration; (b) same data as panel (a) transformed to approximate bivariate normality; (c) total monthly fishery yield and NPP computed using the Eppley-VGPM algorithm; and (d) same data as panel (c) transformed to approximate bivariate normality. N = 52, the total number of LMEs in the analysis, for all plots. rS = Spearman rank-order correlation and rP = Pearson product-moment correlation.

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Figure 5.

Fishery yield versus particle export ratio and particle export flux.

Scattergrams of: (a) total monthly fishery yield and pe-ratio; (b) same data as panel (a) transformed to approximate bivariate normality; (c) total monthly fishery yield and pe-flux computed using the Eppley-VGPM algorithm; and (d) same data as panel (c) transformed to approximate bivariate normality. N = 52, the total number of LMEs in the analysis, for all plots. rS = Spearman rank-order correlation and rP = Pearson product-moment correlation.

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Figure 6.

Fishery yield versus z-ratio and mesozooplankton productivity.

Scattergrams of: (a) total monthly fishery yield and z-ratio; (b) same data as panel (a) transformed to approximate bivariate normality; (c) total monthly fishery yield and mesozooplankton productivity computed using the Eppley-VGPM algorithm; and (d) same data as panel (c) transformed to approximate bivariate normality. N = 52, the total number of LMEs in the analysis, for all plots. rS = Spearman rank-order correlation and rP = Pearson product-moment correlation.

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Table 3.

Results from the PLSR analysis with percentage of fishery yield explained by the first component and correlations between independent variables and the first component axis.

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