DOI: 10.26686/wgtn.23651082
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Holocene ice-ocean interactions in the Ross Sea and Adélie Land regions

Abstract: <p>Antarctica’s coastal margins are areas of complex oceanographic, atmospheric, and biological interactions. Characterising interactions and change in these regions is important for several reasons. First, variations in sea-ice extent, primary productivity, ocean circulation, and bottom water formation are important components of global heat distribution, the carbon cycle, and climate system. Second, multi-decadal to sub-decadal climate oscillations are inferred to affect sea ice and primary productivit… Show more

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