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扩大臭氧层的损耗和降低雪和冰盖 - - 对南极生物群的影响

Sharon A Robinson1,2, Laura E Revell3, Roy Mackenzie4,5

  • 1Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia.

Global change biology
|April 25, 2024
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关键词:
在南极洲,南极洲是南极洲.紫外线辐射 紫外线辐射海洋生物 海洋生物臭氧层的消耗 臭氧层的消耗臭氧层上的洞,就是臭氧层上的洞.海冰是什么?海冰是什么?雪 雪 雪 雪 雪 雪 雪陆地生物群 地球上的生物群风的风,就是风的风.

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