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Biologists from the Alfred Wegener Institute , Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) have for the first time shown that amphipods from the warmer Atlantic are now reproducing in Arctic waters to the west of Spitsbergen. This surprising discovery indicates a possible shift of the Arctic zooplankton community, scientists report in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. The primary victims of this Atlantification are likely msconline to be marine birds, fish and whales. The reason is that the migrating amphipods measure around one centimetre, and so are smaller than the respective Arctic species; this makes them less nutritious prey.
Kraft A, Nöthig EM, Bauerfeind E, Wildish DJ and others (2013) First evidence of reproductive success in a southern invader indicates possible community shifts among Arctic zooplankton. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 493:291-296
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Biologists from the Alfred Wegener Institute , Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) have for the first time shown that amphipods from the warmer Atlantic are now reproducing in Arctic waters to the west of Spitsbergen. This surprising discovery indicates a possible shift of the Arctic zooplankton community, scientists report in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. The primary victims of this Atlantification are likely msconline to be marine birds, fish and whales. The reason is that the migrating amphipods measure around one centimetre, and so are smaller than the respective Arctic species; this makes them less nutritious prey.
Kraft A, Nöthig EM, Bauerfeind E, Wildish DJ and others (2013) First evidence of reproductive success in a southern invader indicates possible community shifts among Arctic zooplankton. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 493:291-296
Gates Latest News The Anthropocene Global Water Crisis Circum-Arctic Resources Human Security Flood Land Grab Drought Food Security Health Migration Wildfires Desertification Heat waves Soil Storm Water Management Disaster Risk Reduction Horn of Africa 2011 Famine Ogoniland, Nigeria Fukushima Bhopal 25 Years Chernobyl, 25 years on. Bengalen Maldiverne Tuvalu Drivers Greenhouse Gases World Energy Black Carbon World Population Pressures Global Warming Ocean Acidification State Climate Monitoring Monitoring Ocean Acidification Food and Agriculture msconline State of the Planet Arctic Monitoring Monitoring Greenhouse msconline Gases State of the Climate Global Hazards Impact Global Extreme Weather Biodiversity Ice and Glaciers Sea level rise Forests Economi Arctic Antarctic Europe Atlantic Russia Africa Middel East Asia China India Australia Pacific USA Canada Himalaya Caribbean South America Response Adaption Carbon Emissions Trading Scheme Culture as Translator ClimART Interfaith Declaration Exhibitions Opinion Youth and Climate Action Governance Cop 19 Warsaw COP 18 Doha COP 17 Durban COP16 : Cancun 2010 COP15 Copenhagen COP15 Copenhagen December 2009 Copenhagen Accord Rio+20 Arctic Council Climate Finance UN EU EU Policy msconline EU Climate Change EU Water EU Energy Low Carbon Society msconline Climate Justice Carbon Tax Carbon Budget Carbon Footprint Carbon sinks Technology Metropolises EcoCities msconline Transportation Construction Economics Energy Bio Geothermal tar-sand Coal Fracking CCS - Carbon Capture Storage Osmotic Energy System Infrastructure Heat Pumps Hydro Hydrogen Nuclear Solar Waves and Tide Wind Combating Climate Change DK Geological hazards msconline Quakes Latest Earthquakes China Quakes Indonesia1 New Zealand Japan Myanmar Haiti Chile quake Mines Landslides NZ North Sea Elgin gas filed Volcanos Eyjafjallajoekull Guatamala Ecuador msconline Indonesia Deepwater Horizon, Gulf of Mexico 2010 Hot Spot Dynamics of the oil slick Environmental impacts Governmental implications Science Paleoclimate IPCC Ecology Geology Geoenginering ClimateGate Sunspots Space Dansk Sidste Nyt Klimaeffekter DK Politik msconline DK Klima- og Energipolitik Miljøpolitik msconline Grøn Vækst Vand- og Naturplaner DK Habitater Vandsektoren Vandmiljøplan III Pesticidhandlingsplan Fødevarer, Landbrug msconline og Fiskeri Kulturpolitik Energi Infrastruktur Microorganism Vindkraft Biomasse msconline Sol Geotermal Energi Varmepumper Bølger og tidevand Brint Vand.kraft Olie og gas SOFC CCS - Lagring af CO2 i undergrunden Kernekraft Energibyer Erhverv og Økonomi Klima Økonomi Byggeri Transport Landbrug Fiskeri msconline Teknologi Vand og Natur DK Vand og Natur Vand- og Naturplaner Overvågning Grundvand og drikkevand DK Drikkevand Grundvand Grundvandskvalitet Geologisk modellering Grundvandsbeskyttelse Grundvandskortlægning Grundvandsovervågning Vandindvinding Grundvandsforekomster Hydrologisk modellering Tjek dit drikkevand Links (DK) Kort og Flyfotos DK Global Radio TV NASA Ikke kategoriseret
Adaption Biodiversity carbon Carbon Footprint CCS - Carbon Capture Storage Circum-Arctic Resources Climate Activism and Campaigns Climate change Climate Predictions Climate Refugees climate talks co2 combating climate change drinking water Drought Ecology Europe Extreme Weather Flood Food Glaciers & Climate Change global temperatur Global Warming Growing population Ice and Climate IPCC klima melting glacier melting ice nuclear energy ocean acidification Ocean Acidification Oil and Gas oilspill Public Health quake Rising Sea Level Security Solar water Water Management water scarcity Wildfires Wind women and water
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