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北极外流架上的土生物对交际有机物质的高吸收率

Ivan J Cautain¹, Kim S Last¹, Bodil A Bluhm²

¹Scottish Association for Marine Science, Oban, Scotland.

|August 7, 2024

概括

北极盆地食物网在很大程度上依赖与冰相关的藻类来获取碳,尤其是在生产力较低的货架上. 减少的海冰可能会削弱这一关键环节,影响未来的海底生态系统.

科学领域:

海洋生态海洋生态学
生物地质化学生物地质化学
北极海洋学北极海洋学

背景情况:

北极货架上的地食物网与初级生产密切相关.
交际 (与冰相关) 生产是季节性冰区本索的关键碳来源.
同心有机物在生产力较低,冰覆盖密集的北极外流架上的作用尚不清楚.

研究的目的:

调查对格陵兰岛东北架上底性食物网的交互性与海底性有机物质的贡献.
评估谷底动植物对冰相关初级生产的依赖,在一个以厚厚的冰盖为特征的地区.

主要方法:

利用高度分支的异oprenoid (HBI) 生物标记物来追踪交友性和海底性有机物质来源.
分析了水柱,沉积物和盆地动物群中的有机物分布.
量化了本托斯从交友源中获得的同化碳的比例.

主要成果:

在取样过程中,海性HBI生物标志物的低水平表明海性藻产量有限.
地动物从同情来源吸收了大约90%的碳.
与开放货架相比,在沿海地区依赖交友生产的程度更高.

结论:

格陵兰岛东北部货架的谷底食物网高度依赖于共性初级生产.
沿海地区的依赖冰相关藻类比开放架更强烈.
未来海冰和冰藻产量的减少可能会削弱冰藻和藻之间的合,可能会改变藻社区的结构和功能.

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