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Direct observational evidence of strong CO2 uptake in the Southern Ocean. [PDF]
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Microplastic hotspots mapped across the Southern Ocean reveal areas of potential ecological impact. [PDF]
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The Southern Ocean and its interaction with the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Science, 2020The Southern Ocean exerts a major influence on the mass balance of the Antarctic Ice Sheet, either indirectly, by its influence on air temperatures and winds, or directly, mostly through its effects on ice shelves.
D. Holland, K. Nicholls, Aurora Basinski
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2006
The Southern Ocean cephalopod fauna is distinctive, with high levels of endemism in the squid and particularly in the octopodids. Loliginid squid, sepiids and sepiolids are absent from the Southern Ocean, and all the squid are oceanic pelagic species.
Collins, Martin A., Rodhouse, Paul G.K.
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The Southern Ocean cephalopod fauna is distinctive, with high levels of endemism in the squid and particularly in the octopodids. Loliginid squid, sepiids and sepiolids are absent from the Southern Ocean, and all the squid are oceanic pelagic species.
Collins, Martin A., Rodhouse, Paul G.K.
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The Variable Southern Ocean Carbon Sink.
Annual Review of Marine Science, 2019The CO2 uptake by the Southern Ocean (
N. Gruber +2 more
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2016
Special Supplement to the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Vol. 97, No.
Sallée, Jean-Baptiste +14 more
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Special Supplement to the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Vol. 97, No.
Sallée, Jean-Baptiste +14 more
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Ocean warming and accelerating Southern Ocean zonal flow
Nature Climate Change, 2021Jia‐Rui Shi +4 more
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2004
The Southern Ocean is a unique body of water which surrounds Antarctica. Unlike its polar counterpart the Arctic Ocean, the Southern Ocean is not ice bound for much of the year. Because the Southern Ocean is relatively open to the effects of ocean currents and prevailing winds, both pack ice and icebergs have a large area within which they can disperse.
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The Southern Ocean is a unique body of water which surrounds Antarctica. Unlike its polar counterpart the Arctic Ocean, the Southern Ocean is not ice bound for much of the year. Because the Southern Ocean is relatively open to the effects of ocean currents and prevailing winds, both pack ice and icebergs have a large area within which they can disperse.
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