Dosidicus gigas: northern range expansion events. Emma M.C. Hatfield & F.G. Hochberg
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1 Dosidicus gigas: northern range expansion events Emma M.C. Hatfield & F.G. Hochberg
2 59ºN Dosidicus gigas 20ºC?? 20ºC??ºS Distribution in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
3 Northernmost Confirmed Range Extensions YEAR(s) STATE LOCALITY N Lat 1862 CALIFORNIA Santa Cruz Island 34º CALIFORNIA Santa Rosa Island 1894 CALIFORNIA San Pedro 33º CALIFORNIA Santa Catalina Island 33º CALIFORNIA Monterey Bay 36º CALIFORNIA Monterey Bay 1956 CALIFORNIA La Jolla 32º CALIFORNIA Goleta 34º CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara CALIFORNIA Eureka 40º OREGON Newport 44º ALASKA Yakutat 59º30
4 Yakutat 60º Northern Range Extensions CANADA WASHINGTON Newport OREGON CALIFORNIA Monterey Los Angeles MEXICO 40º s 1900s s º
5 COLLECTIONS SURVEYED California Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, San Pedro California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco Hopkins Marine Station, Pacific Grove Moss Landing Marine Laboratory (SBMNH) Museum of Natural History, Los Angeles Museum of Natural History, Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, San Diego Museum of Natural History, Santa Barbara Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla Oregon Oregon State University, Corvallis (SBMNH) Oregon Coast Aquarium, Newport (SBMNH) Other National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC
6 1908: San Francisco California Academy of Sciences
7 1935: Monterey Ed Ricketts Museum of Natural History Pacific Grove
8 1974: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Santa Barbara
9 Examination of museum specimens p immature mature 1908 Mass (g) ML (mm)
10 2002 Strandings 28 August 25 July 19 June 19 June
11 June 2002 MEXICO: La Paz
12 July 2002 CALIFORNIA: La Jolla Cove
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14 August 2002 CALIFORNIA: Goleta & Santa Barbara beaches
15 September October 2004 ALASKA: off Yakutat (Gulf of Alaska) CANADA: off Swiftsure Bank (Vancouver Island) WASHINGTON: off Westport OREGON: off Newport
16 January 2005 CALIFORNIA: Pt. Sal, Newport Beach, Monterey & Half Moon Bay
17 Measurements of fresh specimens obtained during northern range expansions events Body mass (g) July 2002 Jan Dorsal Mantle Length (mm) 1976 SoCalif 2002 SoCalif 2003 Oregon 2004 Canada 1999 SoCalif 2005 SoCalif 2004 Oregon 2005 Alaska
18 Recreational & Commercial Landings
19 Dosidicus: California Landings 1990 to 2005 Nos landed Numbers Recreational Recreational 87, ,534 Catches The North San Francisco Monterey Los Angeles San Diego t t Commercial 125 Tons landings (t)
20 Commercial Squid Landings: Dosidicus gigas Dosidicus landings (t) Commercial landings (t) Loligo landings (t) Doryteuthis opalescens Commercial landings (t)
21 Commercial Landings by Gear Type: Dosidicus commercial landings by gear: 1990 to 2005 Dosidicus gigas Landings (t) 0 Gillnet Hook-andline gears Other Seine Trap Trawl Unclass Loligo commercial landings by gear: 1990 to 2005 Doryteuthis opalescens Landings (t) Gillnet Hook-and-line gears Other Seine Trap Traw l Unclass.
22 Comparison of Commercial Landings: t California 125 landings (t) Tons Mexican Pacific landings (t) Tons 140, , ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 The North San Francisco Monterey Los Angeles San Diego Mexico BAJA CALIFORNIA BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR SONORA SINALOA
23 TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION What triggers migration of Dosidicus into northern waters? normal part of range? population explosion at center of range northern migration of core population correlations with oceanographic events (ENSO) tropical depressions global warming following prey north Do populations reside and reproduce in far northern waters?
24 What contributes to mortality and strandings? Natural causes post-spawning spawning mortality (spent & dying) chasing grunion onto beaches driven ashore by predators parasites, pathogens &/or diseases changes in water temperature (cold shock) changes in salinity (freshwater influx from heavy rains) changes in sediment load (increased turbidity in near shore waters) starvation natural chemical toxins (domoic( acid)
25 Other causes of mortality manmade pollution, biotoxins,, or antibiotics sonic pressure waves (secret naval maneuvers) swarms of mini earthquakes distance impacts from SE Asian earthquakes & tsunamis mass mass suicides during aerial attacks on coastal cities in California
26 Acknowledgements: To date 38 people have assisted our project Collection of animals & sighting/stranding records Access to specimens, specimen data, &/or photographs Assistance with specimen measurements Access to oceanographic information Access to commercial and recreational fishing records MEXICO: Baja California USA: California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska CANADA: British Columbia Media contacts & archives
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