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Sea ice feedback and Cenozoic evolution of Antarctic climate and ice sheets [PDF]
Robert M. DeConto+2 more
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The Effect of Near‐Surface Winds on Surface Temperature and Dust Transport on Venus
Abstract The knowledge of the Venus near‐surface atmosphere is sparse. Few spacecrafts landed on the surface and measured winds with amplitudes below 1 m/s. The diurnal cycle of the wind amplitude and orientation is not known. Recent numerical simulations showed that slope winds along topographic structures could strongly impact the direction of winds.
Maxence Lefèvre+3 more
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Antarctic sea ice region as a source of biogenic organic nitrogen in aerosols. [PDF]
Dall'Osto M+25 more
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Relationships between Antarctic sea-ice and South African winter rainfall [PDF]
Ross C. Blamey, C. J. C. Reason
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Evolution of Shear‐Zone Fractures Presages the Disintegration of Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf
Abstract Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf (TEIS) is a partially confined floating extension of Thwaites Glacier, anchored by an offshore pinning point at its northern terminus. Over the past two decades, the shelf has experienced progressive fracturing around a prominent shear zone upstream of its pinning point, gradually compromising its structural ...
Debangshu Banerjee+8 more
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Increased future ocean heat uptake constrained by Antarctic sea ice extent
Vogt L+5 more
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Possible connections of the opposite trends in Arctic and Antarctic sea-ice cover. [PDF]
Yu L+7 more
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Antarctic sea ice : a seasonal perspective
Antarctic sea ice has undergone an abrupt reduction in 2016, following more than four decades of a slow increase. This could have wide-ranging consequences given the importance of Antarctic sea ice for climate, ocean, and local ecosystem. Yet, climate models fail to capture this observed evolution, leaving considerable uncertainty regarding its origin,
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Abstract Paleoceanographic reconstructions require both high‐resolution temporal records and high‐density spatial coverage. Scientific drilling provides detailed paleoclimate time‐series, but its spatial distribution limits our ability to capture regional climate dynamics.
Rohit Samant+2 more
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Climate modes in southern high latitudes and their impacts on Antarctic sea ice [PDF]
Xiaojun Yuan, Cuihua Li
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