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DESCRIPTION: Between November 2010 and March 2011, sea surface temperatures (SSTs) were abnormally high along the Western Australian coastline, due to very strong La Niña event and record length Leeuwin Current. This abnormal rise in temperature was named the Western Australian Marine heatwave (MHW). The MHW caused a high mortality even in blue swimmer crab, causing decreased monthly catch of this crab species. Figure A (part A) shows the variation in SSTs in the years 2011 to 2012 as well as the mean variation in SSTs between 1981-2009. Figure A (part B) shows the average SSTs change between the years of 1981-2018. Figure B shows the catch in kg of blue swimmer crab between the years of 1989-2018 in the fishing season (Nov-Oct). Figure 1. variation in SSTs between the years of 1981-2018. Chandrapavan, A., Caputi, N., Kangas, M. I. (2019). The decline and recovery of a crab population from an extreme marine heatwave and a changing climate. Frontiers in Marine Science, 6, 510. Figure...

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