P. Daniël van Denderen

The paper models the historical increase in squid biomass, finding that predator loss from fishing, not rising temperatures, explains the trend, with temperature instead reducing biomass due to metabolic demands.

The paper shows that marine species' thermal niches have warmed more than their spatial redistribution under climate change.

This study examines how squid's fast life cycle affects marine food web structure and community metabolism by integrating squid growth data into a size- and trait-based model.