Bering Sea study finds prey density more important to predators than biomass

Thursday, January 3, 2013 - 20:00 in Biology & Nature

Marine resource managers often gauge the health of species based on overall biomass, but a new study of predator-prey relationships in the Bering Sea found that it isn't the total number of individuals that predators care about -- it's how densely they are aggregated.

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