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El cambio global aleja a las comunidades de plancton modernas del estado preindustrial

Lukas Jonkers¹, Helmut Hillebrand^2,3,4, Michal Kucera⁵

¹MARUM - Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany. ljonkers@marum.de.

|May 24, 2019

Resumen

Las comunidades de zooplancton marino han cambiado significativamente debido al cambio climático, diferenciándose de su estado preindustrial. Estos cambios se correlacionan con los cambios de temperatura históricos, lo que confirma una época del Antropoceno inducida por el hombre en los ecosistemas oceánicos.

Área de la Ciencia:

Ecología marina
Paleoceanografía
Ciencia del cambio climático

Sus antecedentes:

Los océanos, los ecosistemas más grandes de la Tierra, se enfrentan a los crecientes impactos del cambio climático antropogénico.
Los cambios globales en la fenología, el rango y la composición de las especies marinas son evidentes.
Establecer si los ecosistemas marinos se encuentran en un estado del Antropoceno más allá de la variabilidad natural es un desafío debido a los datos limitados a largo plazo y espacialmente extensos.

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