Extreme Responses to Climate Change in Antarctic Lakes
Wendy C. QuayleLloyd S. PeckHelen J. PeatJ. Cynan Ellis‐EvansP. Richard Harrigan
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We report data for maritime Antarctic lakes showing extremely fast physical ecosystem change, combined with the ecological responses to that change. Nutrient levels at some sites exhibit order of magnitude increases per decade. Polar lakes are early detectors of environmental change because snow
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