The impact of glacially-induced upwelling on marine bacterial and archaeal communities, however, remains underexplored.
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The impact of glacially-induced upwelling on marine bacterial and archaeal communities, however, remains underexplored.
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- Winter Limnology: How do Hydrodynamics and Biogeochemistry Shape Ecosystems Under Ice? (2021) · doi
Similarly, increased irradiance in spring can promote growth of motile phytoplankton or, if radiatively driven convection occurs, more nutritious diatoms, but links between functional trait selection, trophic transfer to zooplankton and fish, and the prevalence of microbial versus classical food webs in seasonally ice‐covered lakes remain unclear.
Keywords: similarly increased irradiance spring promote growth motile phytoplankton radiatively driven convection occurs nutritious diatoms links - Microbial fingerprinting of marine water masses in an Antarctic and hydrographically complex area (2026) · doi
Abstract Background Microorganisms are ubiquitous in marine ecosystems, yet the influence of water masses on their distribution remains underexplored, particularly in extreme environments such as Antarctica.
Keywords: abstract background microorganisms ubiquitous marine ecosystems influence water masses distribution remains underexplored particularly extreme environments - Glacier-induced upwelling shapes microbial communities in Arctic marine systems (2026) · doi
The impact of glacially-induced upwelling on marine bacterial and archaeal communities, however, remains underexplored.
Keywords: impact glacially induced upwelling marine bacterial archaeal communities remains underexplored - Glacier-induced upwelling shapes microbial communities in Arctic marine systems (2026) · doi
While the impact of glacier-induced upwelling has been well-studied in the context of phytoplankton and primary productivity, its effects on broader marine microbial communities remain poorly understood.
Keywords: impact glacier induced upwelling well studied context phytoplankton primary productivity effects broader marine microbial communities
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