TABLE 1.
Species and groups of species included in analyses, with common and Latin names, depth ranges occupied, and layers of the model domain used for adults and early life stages for which we had data. Information sources are provided in the supplemental dataset.
| Common name | Species included | Lower depth (m) | Upper depth (m) | Adult zone | Early‐life‐stage zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct single‐stressor responses | |||||
| Pink salmon | Oncorhynchus gorbuscha | 250 | 0 | 200 m | NA |
|
Blue rockfish and Black rockfish |
Sebastes mystinus, Sebastes melanops | 550 | 0 | Bottom | NA |
| Copper rockfish and Quillback rockfish | Sebastes caurinus, Sebastes maliger | 366 | 0 | Bottom | NA |
| Sablefish | Anoplopoma fimbria | 2740 | 175 | Bottom | NA |
| Razor clam | Siliqua patula | 55 | 0 | Bottom | NA |
| Red urchin | Mesocentrotus franciscanus | 125 | 0 | Bottom | Surface/bottom a |
| Dungeness crab | Metacarcinus magister | 360 | 0 | Bottom | Surface |
| Ochre star | Pisaster ochraceus | 90 | 0 | Bottom | Surface |
| Canopy‐forming kelp | Macrocystis pyrifera, Nereocystis luetkeana | 30 | 0 | Bottom | Bottom |
| Seagrass | Zostera marina | 10 | 0 | Bottom | NA |
| Range projection using Metabolic Index | |||||
| Northern anchovy | Engraulis mordax | ||||
| Alaska pink shrimp | Pandalus eous | ||||
a
Gametes of red urchins were restricted to the deep layer of the model; larvae were restricted to the surface layer.