Spatial, seasonal and inter-annual variation in abundance and carbon turnover of small copepods in Young Sound, Northeast Greenland

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RT @Thyrring_J: New research in #PolarBiology @SpringerNature - Increased freshwater runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet may increase the p…

RT @Thyrring_J: New research in #PolarBiology @SpringerNature - Increased freshwater runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet may increase the p…

New research in #PolarBiology @SpringerNature - Increased freshwater runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet may increase the proportion of primary production passing through smaller copepod species: https://t.co/T1gtNDKGSH #Arctic @aspscience @ARC_AU @GCRC_GI

RT @ZERO74N: New paper on copepods in Young Sund, Northeast #Greenland https://t.co/i4XjECsAcI

New paper on copepods in Young Sund, Northeast #Greenland https://t.co/i4XjECsAcI