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The 20 pages that link to Atlantic cod, each with the reason it gives.

• Newfoundland and LabradorRelated: Cod fishing shaped the province’s economy for centuries before the fishery collapsed.

• NewfoundlandRelated: Its abundance helped make the island a center of transatlantic fishing.

• Atlantic herringRelated: Cod prey on herring, and their populations can respond to changes in herring availability.

• ClupeidaeRelated: Cod and other predators depend on clupeids as prey, linking their population cycles.

• Labrador CurrentRelated: Cold shelf waters shaped the habitat of cod stocks in the region.

• HaddockRelated: A close family relative, Atlantic cod shares haddock’s fisheries and northern marine habitat.

• HerringRelated: Cod prey on herring and have competed with them in North Atlantic food webs.

• Gulf of MaineRelated: Its collapse helped drive stricter fishery management across the gulf.

• The MaritimesRelated: Cod fishing linked Maritime ports to transatlantic trade and livelihoods.

• MerlangiusRelated: Its ecology and fisheries provide a useful comparison with those of European whiting.

• Pandalus borealisRelated: Cod prey on northern shrimp and can affect their abundance.