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Ecosystems may respond to changes in environmental conditions by abruptly switching between alternative stable states [[1][1]], yet the mechanisms underlying these changes are poorly understood. In the North Sea, the distribution and abundance of species across several trophic levels have changed

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Population dynamics in lesser black-backed gulls in the Netherlands reveal no response to North Sea regime shift: comment on Luczak <i>et al</i> . 2012

Population dynamics in lesser black-backed gulls in the Netherlands reveal no response to North Sea regime shift: comment on Luczak et al . 2012