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Antarctic Biology: Scale Matters
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The main theme for the symposium was "Scale matters". From the small molecular scale, through population and large ecosystem scale, biological processes and diversity span all these levels. Understanding these processes as well past and present patterns of biodiversity are essential for understanding possible threats to Antarctic biology and their impact. With this article collection we want to focus on understanding biological distribution and trends as well as adaptation and processes both in the marine and terrestrial realm including the human biology. Special attention will be paid to multidisciplinary research and how combining insight from different fields can help our understanding of biology in this unique region.
An important aspect of this collection will focus on the societal impact of Antarctic biological sciences and how this can be communicated, not only to the general public, but also to policy makers.
Keywords
Antarctic, Global Change, Biodiversity, Biogeography, MultidisciplinaryJournal Recent Articles
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Trace element concentrations in sediments and water from Bahia de Lobos, Sonora, Mexico.
Effect of inorganic arsenic (As III) on growth and feeding of the Indian River prawn M. malcolmsonii
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