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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science, 6509(369), p. 1351-1354, 2020
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Keystone predators govern the pathway and pace of climate impacts in a subarctic marine ecosystem
Journal article published in 2020 by
Douglas B. Rasher 
,
Robert S. Steneck ,
Jochen Halfar ,
Kristy J. Kroeker ,
Justin B. Ries ,
M. Tim Tinker ,
Phoebe T. W. Chan ,
Jan Fietzke ,
Nicholas A. Kamenos ,
Brenda H. Konar ,
Jonathan S. Lefcheck ,
Christopher J. D. Norley ,
Benjamin P. Weitzman ,
Isaac T. Westfield,
James A. Estes
,
Robert S. Steneck ,
Jochen Halfar ,
Kristy J. Kroeker ,
Justin B. Ries ,
M. Tim Tinker ,
Phoebe T. W. Chan ,
Jan Fietzke ,
Nicholas A. Kamenos ,
Brenda H. Konar ,
Jonathan S. Lefcheck ,
Christopher J. D. Norley ,
Benjamin P. Weitzman ,
Isaac T. Westfield,
James A. Estes
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Abstract
Trophic cascades and climate change are together reshaping an iconic kelp forest ecosystem after the loss of sea otters.