Abstract Olsen, E., Aanes, S., Mehl, S., Holst, JC, Aglen, A., and Gjøsæter, H. 2010. Cod,
haddock, saithe, herring, and capelin in the Barents Sea and adjacent waters: a review of …

Year-class strength of Barents Sea capelin has been monitored closely since the early
1970s and during this∼ 45 years period three short periods of almost total recruitment …

Capelin is a short-lived forage fish species that underwent a population collapse in 1991 on
the Newfoundland and Labrador Shelf, Canada (Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization …

The location of reproduction is a key life history trait, as it influences the bio-physical
conditions that offspring experience and, thus, fitness. Capelin Mallotus villosus is a small (< …

Fish species with high mortality during early life may maximize fitness using adaptive
strategies to time hatching to match favorable environmental conditions (match/mismatch) or …

Identifying natal origins is important for understanding population structure (eg connectivity),
but is often difficult to determine for fish with high dispersal potential. Natural tags, such as …

This chapter summarizes the winter ecology of the ten most abundant fish species captured
in bottom and midwater trawls during Polar Night surveys conducted in January 2016, 2017 …

Capelin (Mallotus villosus), a sub-Arctic forage fish, has become abundant in the Canadian
Arctic in recent decades, with consistent spawning documented; however, the trophic role of …

In this study, cannibalistic and predatory responses of juvenile Neogobius melanostomus
(either fed or deprived of food and caught during the reproductive summer or non …

During 11 March to 4 April 2002, the distribution of Barents Sea capelin Mallotus villosus
along the coast of Finnmark, northern Norway, was covered four times by combining …