File S1 - Ecological Network Indicators of Ecosystem Status and Change in the Baltic Sea

Figure S1, Model fit to observed data (dots are observations, solid line are model estimates). The input data (annual biomass - B and cathes - C) and model estimates are expressed as t/km2 of wet weight. Figure S2, Model forcing anomalies relative to the initial value in 1974, 1974–2006 (note different scale). Where SST_aug is sea surface temperature in August; TempWC_spring is 0–50 m temperature in spring, PP_BALTSEM represents primary production, hypoxic is the area that is hypoxic, CodRV - Cod Reproductive Volume, HER_rec is herring recruitments anomalies, FSmallCod and FAdCod are anomalies of fishing morality of small and adult cod, FJuvSprat and FAdSprat, FJuvHerr, FAdHerr represent fishing mortality changes for adult and juvenile clupeid species. Figure S3, Modelled biomass anomalies (note different scale) 1974–2006. Table S1, Basic input to current EwE model (biomass is in t/km2, P/B and Q/B are annual ratios of production and consumption to biomass, EE is ecotrophic efficiency (proportion), P/Q is the ratio of production to consumption, TL is trophic level and the catch is in t/km2/yr. Table S2, Diet (proportion) composition matrix of used EwE model. Table S3, Vulnerabilities parameters obtained after model fitting. Table S4, PCA (PC1 and PC2) loadings - for graphic representation see Figure 4A and 4C. Table S5, Indices and definitions used. Table S6, Cross-correlations between indices.
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