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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
Read more about the article Microplastics in gentoo penguins from the Antarctic region
Antartic / Conservation

Microplastics in gentoo penguins from the Antarctic region

Plastic pollution, whether on a macro or micro scale, is one of the most concerning environmental problems among scientists, policy makers and the general public. Microplastics are any plastic particles…

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15/02/2021
Read more about the article Using the stomach content of penguins to study the ecology of squids and octopuses
Antartic / Food chain / Marine species

Using the stomach content of penguins to study the ecology of squids and octopuses

Penguins, one of the most abundant groups of seabirds in the Southern Ocean, feed mainly on cephalopods (e.g., squids and octopus). A recent study, led by our Hugo Guímaro, studied…

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15/01/2021
Read more about the article Strategies to reduce competition among bobtail squid species in the Arctic
Artic / Climate changes / Food chain / Uncategorized

Strategies to reduce competition among bobtail squid species in the Arctic

Updated: 31 jan. 2021 When species co-occur in a certain habitat and use similar food resources, competition can take place. In this context, we refer to the concept of ‘ecological…

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15/12/2020
Read more about the article What if seabirds are also a source of pollution in the Poles?
Antartic / Artic / Marine species / Uncategorized

What if seabirds are also a source of pollution in the Poles?

When we speak about pollution in the Poles, geographically isolated locations, we normally talk about atmospheric or aquatic transportation, or natural sources such as volcanoes. However, there are other ways…

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15/11/2020
Read more about the article ‘Zombie’ fires in the Arctic during Spring-Summer 2020
Artic / Climate changes

‘Zombie’ fires in the Arctic during Spring-Summer 2020

The forest fires in the Arctic are not a novelty, however, the 2020 fire season started two months earlier and more severely than usual. Despite the expected increase in the…

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15/10/2020
Read more about the article Ocean Sentinels: Can Albatrosses help us fight illegal and undeclared fishing?
Antartic / Conservation / Human relationships

Ocean Sentinels: Can Albatrosses help us fight illegal and undeclared fishing?

In the present era, the impact and threats to nature and biodiversity of human origin is constantly increasing. (The 2020 report released by WWF points to a 68% loss of…

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15/09/2020
Read more about the article Future climate change jeopardizes the recovery of baleen whales
Antartic / Climate changes / Food chain

Future climate change jeopardizes the recovery of baleen whales

Whale hunting led many whale species close to extinction. Although the majority of the Southern whale populations are slowly recovering, the effects of climate change is still unknown. A research…

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15/08/2020
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O que é o Ciência às Claras?
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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