Earth Sciences

Marine heatwaves in a shifting Southern Ocean induce dynamical changes in primary production

M. Fernández-barba, O. Belyaev, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Manuel Fernández-Barba, Oleg Belyaev, I. Emma Huertas, and Gabriel Navarro uncovers how marine heatwaves (MHWs) are transforming the Southern Ocean ecosystem. The study reveals that the increased activity of MHWs is enhancing net primary production, particularly in subantarctic regions, contributing to carbon assimilation amidst climate change. Dive in to explore the dynamic relationship between MHWs and oceanic biogeochemistry!

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