Rising global temperatures spurred by human-induced greenhouse gas emissions may destabilise the marine food chain and disallow fish – especially predators – from keeping up with a rapidly-shifting ecosystem, researchers said.
The Rutgers University study, published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, created a model that analysed the interactions of predators and prey over a course of 200 years of warming.
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