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Changing atmospheric conditions may contribute to stronger ocean wave activity on the Antarctic Peninsula（图）
Changing atmospheric conditions stronger ocean wave activity Antarctic Peninsula
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2017/2/16
Over the past few years, a large fracture has grown across a large floating ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula. The world is watching the ice shelf, now poised to break off an iceberg the size of De...
pelagic-benthic coupliNg, Food BaNkS, and climate chaNge oN the WeSt aNtarctic peNiNSula ShelF
pelagic-BeNthic coupliNg Food BaNkS
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2015/7/15
The West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) shelf is deep and detritus-based
(i.e., it is fueled by organic material sinking from intense seasonal cycles of primary
production in the water column), le...
tWo decadeS of pelagic ecology of the WeSterN aNtarctic peNiNSula
WeSterN aNtarctic peNiNSula pelagic ecology
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2015/7/15
Significant strides in our understanding of the marine pelagic
ecosystem of the Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) region have been made over
the past two decades, resulting from research conducted...
Abundance and distribution of planktonic Archaea and Bacteria in the waters west of the Antarctic Peninsula
Abundance and distribution planktonic Archaea and Bacteria waters west of the Antarctic Peninsula
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2014/5/21
Polyribonucleotide probes targeting planktonic archaeal (Group I and II) and bacterial rRNA revealed that Archaea comprised a significant fraction of total prokaryote cell abundance in the marine wate...
Ultraviolet damage and counteracting mechanisms in the freshwater copepod Boeckella poppei from the Antarctic Peninsula
Ultraviolet damage counteracting mechanisms freshwater copepod Boeckella poppei Antarctic Peninsula
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2014/5/27
The process of ozone depletion over the Antarctic continent has resulted in the increase of incident ultraviolet-B (UVB) radiation, whose effects may be damaging to living organisms. To counteract the...