The scientific response to Antarctic ice-shelf loss

Jeroen Ingels (), Richard B. Aronson and Craig R. Smith
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Jeroen Ingels: Florida State University
Richard B. Aronson: Florida Institute of Technology
Craig R. Smith: University of Hawaii at Manoa

Nature Climate Change, 2018, vol. 8, issue 10, 848-851

Abstract: Biological communities beneath Antarctic ice shelves remain a mystery, hampering assessment of ecosystem development after ice-shelf collapse. Here we highlight major gaps in understanding of the patterns and processes in these areas, and suggest effective ways to study the ecological impacts of ice-shelf loss under climate change.

Date: 2018
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