Vanishing plankton may be quieting the Atlantic’s own El Niño
New ocean model experiments show that declining chlorophyll a in the equatorial Atlantic warms the eastern basin, weakens upwelling, and ...
New ocean model experiments show that declining chlorophyll a in the equatorial Atlantic warms the eastern basin, weakens upwelling, and ...
A first-of-its-kind intercomparison of six satellite and reanalysis datasets shows Earth's land and sea skin temperatures warming robustly since 2008, ...
Six years of biogeochemical Argo float data have uncovered a unique September collapse and October rebound in phytoplankton biomass in ...
A decades-long study in the Gulf of Panamá shows that seasonal shifts in wind, cloud cover, light and temperature, driven ...
A thirteen-year study of three reef systems in the Central Mexican Pacific shows corals repeatedly recovering from El Niño-driven losses, ...
A new study combining a century of plankton observations with CMIP6 climate models projects that upper-ocean zooplankton biomass across the ...
A new Ocean Dynamics study finds that the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation strongly controls the depth of thermocline and halocline boundaries ...
New experiments show that crown-of-thorns seastar larvae need only four to five days of abundant phytoplankton early in development to ...
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