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Read more about the article The Arctic does not sleep over the winter!
Artic / Biodiversity / Marine species

The Arctic does not sleep over the winter!

The polar environments possess extreme light conditions, with midnight sun periods and polar nights[1]. Zooplankton[2] species have adapted different strategies to survive the polar night, reducing their activity in comparison…

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15/04/2022
Read more about the article Pollution in the Arctic Ocean: An overview of multiple causes and effects
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Pollution in the Arctic Ocean: An overview of multiple causes and effects

Arctic ecosystems and their species are subject to a wide range of pressures from human activities, including the exposure to complex mixture of pollutants, climate change, and fisheries. The pressures…

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15/03/2022
Read more about the article Arctic seabirds find refugia from climate change and potential competition in marginal ice zones
Artic / Climate changes

Arctic seabirds find refugia from climate change and potential competition in marginal ice zones

With climate change impacts, many species are forced to alter their behaviour and distributions over time, due to the scarcity of natural resources essential for the population’s survival. In some…

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15/02/2022
Read more about the article Why do narwhals have tusks?
Artic / Marine species

Why do narwhals have tusks?

Narwhals are cetaceans that inhabit the Arctic Ocean with a very curious particularity: a long tusk that has been the inspiration for many fantastic stories. For example, the existence of…

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15/12/2021
Read more about the article Atmospheric River Responses to Arctic Sea Ice Loss
Artic / Climate changes / Sea ice

Atmospheric River Responses to Arctic Sea Ice Loss

Nowadays, much is said about climate change and its consequences. For example, the increase in the average global temperature, the appearance of rare and extreme precipitation events, severe droughts, the…

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15/10/2021
Read more about the article Relation between extreme cold winters in the mid-latitudes and the Arctic warming
Artic / Climate changes / Sea ice

Relation between extreme cold winters in the mid-latitudes and the Arctic warming

During the 2021 winter, several cold extreme events were noticed, mainly over Asia and North America. However, would this type of events be expected when the global warming, associated with…

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15/09/2021
Read more about the article Climate Change Denial, Polar Bears & Internet Blogs
Artic / Climate changes / Human relationships

Climate Change Denial, Polar Bears & Internet Blogs

Credits: Lars van de Goor Almost all scientists agree that the warming observed since the Industrial Revolution is largely explained by rising atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations, and as a result,…

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15/08/2021
Read more about the article Climate change affects Arctic top predators, such as narwhals
Artic / Climate changes / Marine species

Climate change affects Arctic top predators, such as narwhals

Climate change is affecting almost all regions and ecosystems. Particularly in the Arctic, where rapid sea-ice loss and increasing temperatures are altering the distribution and abundance of low trophic-level organisms,…

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15/07/2021
Read more about the article Distribution of rorquals and Atlantic cod in relation to their prey in the Norwegian high Arctic
Artic / Climate changes / Food chain

Distribution of rorquals and Atlantic cod in relation to their prey in the Norwegian high Arctic

At the present time, climate change is an undeniable fact, with global ocean warming and Polar ice melting among the most notable consequences. In this context, the increased temperature in…

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15/04/2021
Read more about the article Future projections: new models of sea level rise
Antartic / Artic / Climate changes / Uncategorized

Future projections: new models of sea level rise

Global warming has been the engine that triggered several effects in our planet. One of them is the mean sea level rise that happens when the volume of the ocean…

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15/03/2021
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O Ciência às Claras é a nossa rubrica mais antiga! Esta é publicada mensalmente e consiste na adaptação e resumo de um artigo científico atual, para uma forma mais simples e de fácil compreensão por todos os interessados em ciência e público geral, tornando assim a ciência acessível a todos.

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