ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Coastal Wetlands Drive Isotopic Niche Plasticity of Top Predator Fish Communities in Green Bay, Lake Michigan (USA).
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- Coastal Wetlands Drive Isotopic Niche Plasticity of Top Predator Fish Communities in Green Bay, Lake Michigan (USA).Ecology and evolution · 2025Article
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Abstract
Green Bay, the largest freshwater embayment in Lake Michigan, is a unique environment consisting of a trophic gradient along its north-to-south axis that shapes the heterogeneous and dynamic habitat, driving diverse fish behavior among the remnant coastal wetlands of Green Bay. Although previous studies of aquatic food webs in Green Bay have focused on lower trophic levels to estimate trophic shift responses, we examined trophic relationships among fish communities in five coastal wetland areas of Green Bay, emphasizing top predator species of recreational and commercial importance in Lake Michigan. We used stable isotope-based community metrics and Bayesian mixing models to describe food web structure and patterns in trophic position, isotopic niche, and diet contributions of top predators, including bowfin
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