Animals
Changing Arctic Climate Could be Catastrophic for Marine Food Chain
Changing climate conditions impact all sorts of marine life along the West Antarctic Peninsula, from single-celled algae to penguins, sending ripples through the food chain, according to a recent long-term study.
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