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Assessing extinction risk is important for protecting species, as it is the starting point for conservation efforts. However, in Antarctica, none of the c. 116 species of bryophytes (the main […]
Extreme environmental events (EEEs) in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean are occurring with growing frequency and severity, and will become more pronounced under continued global warming. Antarctic research relies on […]
The springtime variability of the stratospheric polar vortex over Antarctica is an important source of predictability for the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) and associated Southern Hemisphere (SH) regional climate anomalies […]
The dependence of aeolian dust transport on atmospheric circulation patterns allows dust preserved in Antarctic ice cores to serve as a proxy for past circulation variability. Here, we investigate dust […]
The mesosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) dynamics play a crucial role in the vertical coupling of the whole atmosphere and are a key component of space weather processes. However, accurately […]
Current chemical exposures studies characterise chemical risk through mean-based concentrations, treating individual-level variability as statistical noise. However, this variability may carry structured ecological information that mean-based approaches systematically overlook. Here, […]
We hypothesised that the large variation observed in squid life-cycle traits, such as growth rate and size and age at maturity, is a consequence of extended breeding throughout the year. […]
The collapse of the mammoth steppe ecosystem at the end of the Pleistocene fundamentally restructured northern communities across Beringia, yet the spatial variability of this transition remains poorly understood. We […]
Climate change is reshaping contaminant pathways in Antarctica by mobilizing rare earth elements (REEs) and heavy metals from the cryosphere into marine ecosystems. Thaw-driven changes in salinity, pH, stratification, and […]
Gaining insight into population changes of species in remote areas of the world poses challenges, often resulting in opportunistic observations (convenience sampling) that limit scientific inference. Remote sensing resources, typically […]
Human-induced global climate change and other anthropogenic stressors are fundamentally altering our oceans. Understanding the ecological and societal implications of these changes is critical for developing mitigation strategies and conservation […]
Semiautonomous imaging technologies are increasingly being used to characterize zooplankton communities, albeit with limited comparison to traditional techniques. Here we compared copepod community compositions obtained using a FlowCam Macro with […]