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1. Morphological traits distinguish feeding guilds in a Southern Ocean demersal fish community

   Morphological traits reflect an organism’s ecological niche and role within ecosystems. Identifying how traits are associated with diet will therefore improve our understanding of the drivers of community structure. We […]

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2. Change in iceberg calving behaviour preceded disintegration of North Sea ice shelves during the last deglaciation

   Understanding how regime shifts in iceberg calving behavior affect ice shelf stability remains a challenge for numerical models. This is an important question as we consider the fate of the […]

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3. Conservation changed but not divided [Letter]

   We acknowledge the valuable perspectives presented in the letter by Murray et al. in response to our recent publication. They highlight the risk that artificial intelligence (AI) may divide conservation […]

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4. Projecting future climate change impacts on the distribution of pelagic squid in the Southern Ocean

   Climate change is modifying the biogeography of many marine species. Squid (Cephalopoda) are important species of the Antarctic pelagic ecosystem, one of the areas most affected by climate change at […]

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5. Presence of two eddies in close proximity drives large spatial and temporal heterogeneity in the euphotic zone

   Oceanic mesoscale structures, such as eddies, play a fundamental role in ocean circulation, ocean biogeochemical cycles and plankton ecology. They cause lateral and vertical advection, as well as interact with […]

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6. Evaluating the resilience of Antarctic echinoderms to Southern Ocean freshening: short- and long-term responses.

   Climate change is impacting marine ecosystems worldwide, presenting a significant threat to biodiversity. In the Southern Ocean, organisms are facing increasing challenges due to warming, ocean acidification, reduced sea-ice cover, […]

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7. Towards a regional baseline of Greenland’s continental shelf seabed biodiversity

   Polar ecosystems are on the forefront of climate change, yet large parts of our polar seas remain unexplored. This affects our ability to detect change in these regions and hampers […]

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8. Shelf-edge glaciation offshore of northeast Greenland during the last glacial maximum and timing of initial ice-sheet retreat

   This paper presents new marine geophysical data and radiocarbon dated sediment cores to reconstruct the maximum extent of the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream (NEGIS) during the last glaciation and the […]

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9. Complex past ice flow from Norway to the North Sea Plateau during the Quaternary: evidence from Marstein Trough and earlier reconstructions using 3D seismic data sets

   Based on a regional 3D seismic data set and a small high‐resolution 3D seismic data set (~40 km 2 ) we have mapped a buried glacially eroded trough on the […]

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10. Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf Cavity Observations Reveal Multi-year Sea Ice Dynamics and Deep-Water Warming in Pine Island Bay, West Antarctica

    Pine Island Bay (PIB), situated in the Amundsen Sea, is renowned for its retreating ice shelves and highly variable sea ice. While brine rejection from sea ice formation and glacial […]

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11. Insights into silicon cycling from ice sheet to coastal ocean from isotope geochemistry

    The polar regions are biologically productive and play a critical role in regional and global biogeochemical cycling. A key nutrient is dissolved silicon, required for the growth of siliceous phytoplankton, […]

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12. Untangling the Complexities of Larval Antarctic Krill Overwintering Success Under Climate Change

    Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) are integral to Southern Ocean pelagic ecosystems. Winters with extensive sea ice have been linked to high post-larval krill recruitment the following spring, suggesting that sea […]

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