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Environmental selection and advective transport shape the distribution of two cyst-forming Acantharia clades in the Canadian Arctic. [PDF]

J Plankton Res
Thaler M, Labarre A, Lovejoy C.
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Erratum for the Research Article, "Unexpected fish and squid in the central Arctic deep scattering layer" by P. Snoeijs-Leijonmalm <i>et al</i>.

Sci Adv
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Seismicity of the Bering Strait region: Evidence for a Bering block

Geology, 1997
Newly compiled Russian and U.S. seismological data support an independent Bering block in motion relative to the North American plate. This motion is likely to be driven by the westward extrusion of southwestern Alaska, resulting from compression in southern Alaska due to subduction of the Pacific plate and terrane accretion.
Kevin G. Mackey, Kazuya Fujita, Larissa V. Gunbina, Valentin N. Kovalev, Valery S. Imaev, Boris M. Koz'min, Ludmilla P. Imaeva   +6 more
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Ecosystems of the Bering Strait Region

2020
The Bering Strait Region is an important gateway linking the Pacific Ocean and the Arctic. Changes in this region include impacts from climate change with rapid rates of sea ice loss, coastal erosion and ocean acidification. As a seasonally ice-covered region, the dynamic environment supports areas of rich marine biodiversity including hotspots in ...
Olivia Lee, Jon L. Fuglestad, Lyman Thorsteinson   +2 more
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The Bering Straits

1990
Abstract Adelbert Von Chamisso was the chief naturalist on Otto Von Kotzebue’s 1815-1818 “Voyage of Discovery” that explored the south and north Pacific. Von Chamisso reveals himself here to be as meticulous an observer as Georg Steller.
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Economies of the Bering Strait Region

2020
Historically, extreme remoteness and cold have left the Bering Strait region sparsely populated and economically undeveloped. Costs are very high and infrastructure is minimal. Economies are undeveloped, and based primarily on mining and government. Population densities are very low.
Gunnar Knapp, Valeriy Kryukov
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Governing the Bering Strait Region

2020
Drawing on the chapters dealing with the ecological, economic, and sociocultural systems of the Bering Strait Region, this chapter identifies key issues of governance arising in the region and makes use of our approach to informed decisionmaking for sustainability to guide thinking about options for addressing these issues.
Oran R. Young, Paul Arthur Berkman, Alexander N. Vylegzhanin   +2 more
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The Archeology of Bering Strait

Current Anthropology, 1960
THE Bering Strait region is the traditional gateway to America. Theory has had weary migrants wearing paths across its dried-up floor in glacial times and, later, paddling primitive craft in a determined search for a new world. The archeology of the region steadfastly refuses, however, to divulge the short-term sites of people on the move.
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Routes to Bering Strait

American Antiquity, 1960
AbstractMaximum glaciation in eastern Siberia, the final glaciation, the mountainous area, and the land area exposed by moderate lowerings of sea level are plotted on a map to illustrate that two routes from northeast Asia to northwest North America were available for human movements.
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Extended Measurements in Bering Strait

2006
Abstract : We completed seven cruises in Bering Strait and the Chukchi Sea during 1999-2005. Both the shipborne measurements and nearly continuous moored data from 1990-2005 have been processed and archived. In six refereed papers and eleven presentations at national and international meetings, we have quantified the large variability found in the ...
Rebecca Woodgate, Knut Aagaard
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