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Human-induced intensified seasonal cycle of sea surface temperature
F. Liu, F. Song, et al.
Discover groundbreaking findings from researchers Fukai Liu, Fengfei Song, and Yiyong Luo, revealing a significant 3.9% global intensification of sea surface temperature seasonal cycles over the past four decades. This study uncovers hotspots of intensification driven by increased greenhouse gases, affecting crucial ocean ecosystems and seasonal oxygen variations.
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