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• Marine biology in the instrumental period
  #[[Marine and terrestrial pollution]] [[Category:Antarctic biology]]
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• Marine biology over the next 100 years
  ...on. The number of established terrestrial alien species is much lower (and marine alien species very much lower) south of the Front, although there is eviden ...rated populations of the Antarctic octopus ''Pareledone turqueti''. Marine Biology, 129 (1), 97-102.</ref>) conclude that a previously suspected oceanographic
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• Observations of marine biology
  ...tation e.g. by CCAMLR surveys (Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources), but also to monitor the impact of climate change at any ...tribute especially to a better understanding of the presence and future of marine biota if they are combined with field obervations and field surveys. Modern
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• Antarctic climate and environment change in the instrumental period
  ...Ocean, ocean conditions, the sea ice extent and the terrestrial and marine biology. #[[Marine biology in the instrumental period]]
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• Antarctic Climate Change and the Environment
  ##[[Observations of marine biology]] ##[[Observations of terrestrial biology]]
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• Atmospheric chemistry in the instrumental period
  ...can bleach chlorophyll that then becomes non-functional (see [[Terrestrial biology in the instrumental period]]). ...ry to determine dominant sources and as a fingerprint for the behaviour of marine air masses. They have shown that, whereas for most of the globe the open oc
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• Biological modelling and bioregionalization
  ...to identify &ldquo;Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems&rdquo; (VME), options for Marine Protected Areas (MPA) and produce numerical predictions for the future of t ...Marine Living Ressources (CCAMLR) has started to declare &ldquo;Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems&rdquo; (VME) to protect them from anthropogenical impact, mainly
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• Biological response of birds and mammals
  :''This page is part of the topic [[Marine biology over the next 100 years]]'' ...(Futuyma, 1998<ref name="Futuyma, 1998">Futuyma, D. J. 1998. Evolutionary biology. 3^rd ed. Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA.</ref>; Berteaux et
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• Biological responses to 21st climate climate change
  ...ntal change. Many polar species, more particularly in the thermally stable marine environment, are vulnerable to change because they are specialised to cope #[[Terrestrial biology over the next 100 years]]
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• Biological responses to climate change
  ...his section also highlights some of the reorganisations in terrestrial and marine species distributions that have occurred during the relatively minor natura ...ed back to the Early Cretaceous period (130 Ma). The earliest cold climate marine faunas are thought to be latest Eocene-Oligocene (ca. 35 Ma) in age. Condit
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• Biota of the Antarctic
  ...remained for decades unappreciated as a continental island with an endemic marine fauna. Antarctica has now joined the Galapagos as a destination of tourist ...is unique in the marine realm. They are also one of the few examples of a marine &ldquo;species flock&rdquo;. Some of the most recent molecular phylogenies
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• Editors
  ...l Research Council (CNR). His expertise lies in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and his particular interests in molecular adaptation and evolution in pola ...y scientific articles he has written several chapters for popular books on marine biodiversity and environmental change.
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• ENSO links and teleconnections to vertebrate life histories and population
  :''This page is part of the topic [[Marine biology in the instrumental period]]'' ...y, A.S. and Hofmann, E. 1998. Interannual variability of the South Georgia marine ecosystem: biological and physical sources of variation in the abundance of
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• Holocene climate change in East Antarctica (EA)
  ...imate and environmental variability over the last 9400 years inferred from marine sediments of the Bunger Oasis, ''Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research'', '' ...i, K. 1998. Late Quaternary raised beach deposits and radiocarbon dates of marine fossils around L&uuml;tzow-Holm Bay, Special map series of National Institu
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• Impacts of instrumental period climate change on invertebrates
  :''This page is part of the topic [[Marine biology in the instrumental period]]'' ...be interpreted as major driving forces on the large scale biogeography of marine water breathing animals. These relationships lead us to expect that climate
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• Impacts of instrumental period climate change on macroalgae
  :''This page is part of the topic [[Marine biology in the instrumental period]]'' ...ahmel, J., Karsten, U., Weykam, G. and Kirst, G.O. 1993. Photosynthesis of marine macroalgae from Antarctica Light and temperature requirements, ''Botanica A
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• Key points - 2009 version
  ...y to coral reefs in terms of species diversity and biomass. In contrast to marine faunas elsewhere the Antarctic fish fauna is dominated by a single highly e ...tential sources of colonists at lower latitudes. In some contrast with the marine environment, the combination of continental scale ice sheet formation and a
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• Key points - 2013 version
  ...nal evidence for a late quaternary trans-Antarctic seaway, ''Global Change Biology'', '''16'''[12], 3297-3303.</ref>). ANDRILL results confirm the likely brea ...rial diversity in aquatic microbial mat communities from Antarctica, Polar Biology, DOI 10.1007/s00300-00011-01100-00304.</ref>). Many of these species are en
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• Marine and terrestrial pollution
  :''This page is part of the topic [[Marine biology in the instrumental period]]'' ...ts due to the presence of humans, such as contamination of air, ice, soil, marine sediments and biota through fuel combustion (for transportation and energy
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• Marine biological responses to climate change
  ...ninsula, Antarctic Research Series, 55, 152 pp.</ref>). Thereafter shallow-marine benthic molluscan diversity was substantially reduced to its present day le ...e, 1989">Clarke, A. and Crame, J.A. 1989. The origin of the Southern Ocean marine fauna. In: J.A. C (ed) Origins and evolution of the Antarctic biota. Geolog
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• Marine biology in the instrumental period
  #[[Marine and terrestrial pollution]] [[Category:Antarctic biology]]
  657 B (84 words) - 15:33, 6 August 2014
• Marine biology over the next 100 years
  ...on. The number of established terrestrial alien species is much lower (and marine alien species very much lower) south of the Front, although there is eviden ...rated populations of the Antarctic octopus ''Pareledone turqueti''. Marine Biology, 129 (1), 97-102.</ref>) conclude that a previously suspected oceanographic
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• Marine biota of the Antarctic
  ...came highly circumscribed. Rates of endemism reach 97% in the case of some marine groups. The attention of evolutionary biologists is drawn to these isolated ...e past 30-40 million years, the physico-chemical features of the Antarctic marine environment experienced a slow and discontinuous transition from the warm-w
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