We used dynamic factor analysis (DFA) to track underlying trends in the abundance (number m−2) and biomass (g C m−2) of a common bivalve, Macoma calcarea, at eleven stations in the northern Bering and Chukchi Seas, as part of the Distributed Biological

This study is devoted to the analysis of distribution and linear growth of Macoma calcarea in the southwestern part of the Kara Sea based on the results of observations (119 stations at depths from 4 to 415 m) in August-September 2012–2013. It appeared

We used dynamic factor analysis (DFA) to track underlying trends in the abundance (number m⁻²) and biomass (g C m⁻²) of a common bivalve, Macoma calcarea, at eleven stations in the northern Bering and Chukchi Seas, as part of the Distributed Biological

The substantial loss of Arctic sea ice will alter marine ecosystems in many ways. Recent studies have reported a distributional shift in benthic macrofaunal biomass in the Pacific Arctic, likely caused by changes in food availability for benthic organisms.