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Although Macrourus species are the main by‐catch across Southern Ocean longline fisheries, including around South Georgia, the lack of species‐specific data has hindered effective management and ecological understanding. Aggregation of […]
The Arctic Ocean is undergoing a period of rapid transition. Freshwater input is projected to increase, and the decline in Arctic sea ice is likely to drive periodic increases in […]
Thirty-three researchers from France, Australia, Belgium, Canada, the UK, and Germany gathered in Paris for a two-day hybrid workshop (3–4 June 2025) to discuss iceberg–sea ice interactions and their representation […]
Geophysics is used extensively to determine the structure and dynamics of the ice sheets, and to help us understand how they will change in the future. Measurements of ice sheet […]
Managing risks from water pollution is central to public health, environmental quality, and economic prosperity worldwide. While improvements in water quality have been attained in some parts of the world, […]
Dynamic mantle processes are known to influence oceanic basins with implications for ocean circulation and climate. This study exploits an interdisciplinary approach to probe present-day mantle and lithosphere beneath Antarctica’s […]
Background: Allochrony can be a cause or consequence of speciation, either creating temporal reproductive isolation that reduces gene flow between diverging populations or reinforcing divergence that has already occurred through […]
Vessel-mounted 75-kHz ADCP data were collected on cruise DY158 on RRS Discovery, in the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea, from 24 December 2022 to 28 January […]
Continuous underway navigation, meteorology, and oceanographic data were collected on cruise DY158 on RRS Discovery, in the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea, from 22 December 2022 […]
The first fossil fauna to be described from the Antarctic was collected at Seymour Island in December 1892 by Captain Carl Anton Larsen and the crew of the Norwegian whaling […]
The evolution of life on our small world has a long and tumultuous history, beginning as self-replicating molecules and evolving into complex organisms able to consciously and deliberately alter their […]