Warming Seas Push Carbon Into Microbial Loop, Study of Red Sea Finds
A five-month study in the Gulf of Aqaba shows that as summer stratification intensifies, phytoplankton fix less carbon but release ...
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Sticky Marine Snow Sinks Carbon Deeper, Study Reveals Slime’s Ocean Role
A new Science study shows that the viscosity of marine snow determines how deeply it sinks, with gooey particles carrying ...
Iron, Not Nutrients, Drove the Ice Age Ocean’s Carbon Grab, Massive Model Ensemble Shows
A 480-simulation ensemble of the Last Glacial Maximum reveals that iron availability, flexible plankton stoichiometry, and parameter uncertainty together governed ...
AI Learns to Decode the Chemistry Hidden in Sinking Ocean Particles
A University of Rhode Island-led, NSF-funded project will test whether artificial intelligence can predict the chemical composition of marine snow ...
Ocean Viruses Hitch a Ride on Sinking Particles Into the Twilight Zone
A new metagenomic study reveals that thousands of diverse viruses ride sinking particles from the surface ocean into the twilight ...
Ocean Particles Forge Lasting Bonds Between Bacteria and Plankton, Year-Long Study Finds
A year-long study in the South China Sea shows that particle-attached bacteria remain tightly coupled to eukaryotic plankton across seasons, ...
Global Trends in Small Organic Particle Loss Across the Mesopelagic Ocean
The ocean’s twilight zone is emerging as one of Earth’s most important—and least understood—climate regulators. Stretching roughly from 200 to ...
Ocean iron fertilization removes CO2—but what does nature pay?
Phytoplankton may be microscopic, but their influence reaches from the surface of the ocean to the global climate system. These ...
Southern Ocean Productivity Linked to Oxygen, Carbon Uptake
In a groundbreaking advancement toward understanding the intricate dynamics of the global carbon cycle, recent research spearheaded by Jin et ...
Mapping and Valuing the Global Biological Carbon Pump
In the vast, blue expanse of our planet's oceans, an extraordinary mechanism quietly operates, securing colossal amounts of carbon away ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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