We find that piscivorous fish across three large marine ecosystems (LMEs) vary widely in the degree to which their diets differ as they grow in size. The timing of diet shifts drove tradeoffs between fisheries yield and the strength of predator-prey interactions.

RL Selden, RR Warner and SD Gaines (2018) Ontogenetic shifts in predator diet drive tradeoffs between fisheries yield and strength of predator-prey interactions Fisheries Research 205: 11-20 
​https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fishres.2018.03.021

Becca met with graduate students and faculty as the invited seminar speaker at Stanford's Hopkins Marine Station. She also discussed her research with Larry Crowder's Marine Conservation Biology course.