Predicted changes in species overlap with increasing temperatures.

<p>Predicted increases in predator and prey occurrences (black circles) and probability of species overlap (red circles) with a standardized unit increase in spatially explicit bottom temperatures in the early regime (based on year 1987; A, overlap; C, flounder; E, juvenile pollock) and late regime (based on year 2005; B, overlap; D, flounder; F, juvenile pollock). Gray circles indicate locations of predicted decreases in species occurrences and overlap with increased temperatures. Circle size reflects magnitude of change. Missing circles at survey locations indicate no change with increasing temperatures. The shaded regions and black isolines (A, B) reflect the probability of overlap averaged across all years in the two regimes under normal conditions, i.e. without an increase in water temperature. Light and dark shading show areas of high and low overlap, respectively. The 50 m, 100 m and 200 m depth contours are shown.