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Multiscale mushy layer model for Arctic marginal ice zone dynamics. [PDF]

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Strong C, Cherkaev E, Golden KM.
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Whole Genome Sequencing Reveals Substantial Genetic Structure and Evidence of Local Adaptation in Alaskan Red King Crab. [PDF]

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St John CA, Timm LE, Gruenthal KM, Larson WA.   +3 more
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Clouds buffer arctic warming. [PDF]

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Wang Y.
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Arctic Report Card 2008: Tracking recent environmental changes [PDF]

Ebbinge, B.S., Loonen, M.J.J.E., Zöckler, C.   +2 more
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South Chukchi–Hope Composite Tectono-Sedimentary Element, Chukchi Sea

Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 2021
The South Chukchi–Hope Composite Tectono-Sedimentary Element (CTSE) rests on the Neocomian folded basement formed as a result of the South Anyui palaeo-ocean closure. The interpretation of 2D seismic data, as well as results of onshore structural field studies and dating of post-kinematic granite plutons, suggest post-collisional ...
Mikhail V. Skaryatin, Ekaterina A. Bulgakova, Vladimir E. Verzhbitskiy, Nikolay A. Malyshev, Viktor V. Obmetko, Alexey A. Borodulin, Bulat I. Ikhsanov   +6 more
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Southeastern Chukchi Sea (Alaska) epibenthos

Polar Biology, 2004
Epibenthos of the southeastern Chukchi Sea, inclusive of Kotzebue Sound, was sampled in 1976. Crustaceans dominated abundance while echinoderms, mainly sea stars, dominated biomass. Spatial distribution of fauna was determined by cluster analysis. Scavenger-predators were dominant trophic groups, although suspension feeders dominated some regions ...
Howard M. Feder, Stephen C. Jewett, Arny Blanchard   +2 more
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Southeastern Chukchi Sea (Alaska) macrobenthos

Polar Biology, 2006
Macrobenthos in the southeastern Chukchi Sea, inclusive of the Chukchi Bight and Kotzebue Sound, were collected in 1985–1987 to determine factors influencing faunal distribution, abundance and biomass. Polychaetes, crustaceans, bivalve mollusks, and ophiuroid echinoderms dominated abundance.
Howard M. Feder, Stephen C. Jewett, Arny L. Blanchard   +2 more
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Mollusks in the Northeastern Chukchi Sea

ARCTIC, 1994
Infaunal and epifaunal mollusks of the northeastern Chukchi Sea were sampled and 139 molluscan taxa were identified. The pattern of spatial distribution of molluscan species was determined by cluster analysis, which resulted in six infaunal and five epifaunal station groups. Species characterizing various faunal groups are defined.
Howard M. Feder, Nora R. Foster, Stephen C. Jewett, Thomas J. Weingartner, Rae Baxter   +4 more
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The South Chukchi Sedimentary Basin (Chukchi Sea, Russian Arctic)

2013
Abstract The South Chukchi Basin separates the late Mesozoic Chukotka Fold Belt from the Wrangel Arch and represents the northwestern continuation of the Hope Basin of the United States sector of the Chukchi Sea, which is filled with middle Eocene–Quaternary nonmarine, marine, and lacustrine rocks.
Vladimir E. Verzhbitsky, Sergey D. Sokolov, Marianna I. Tuchkova, Erling M. Frantzen, Alice Little, Leopold I. Lobkovsky   +5 more
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Biogeochemical processes in the Chukchi Sea

Lithology and Mineral Resources, 2007
Study of biogeochemical processes in water and sediments of the Chukchi Sea in August 2004 revealed atypical maximums of the concentration of biogenic elements (N, P, and Si) and the rate of microbial sulfate reduction in the surface layer (0–3 cm) of marine sediments. The C: N: P ratio in the organic matter (OM) of this layer does not fit the Redfield-
A. Yu. Lein, A. S. Savvichev, I. I. Rusanov, G. A. Pavlova, N. A. Belyaev, K. Craine, N. V. Pimenov, M. V. Ivanov   +7 more
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