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This project develops a new method to study past Arctic sea ice conditions using ancient DNA from marine sediments. By analyzing genetic information from phytoplankton, it aims to improve our understanding of historical sea ice variability and its implications for climate change.
Arctic sea ice decline is the exponent of the rapidly transforming Arctic climate.
The ensuing local and global implications can be understood by studying past climate transitions, yet few methods are available to examine past Arctic sea ice cover, severely restricting our understanding of sea ice in the climate system.
The decline in Arctic sea ice cover is a ‘canary in the coalmine’ for the state of our climate, and if greenhouse gas emissions remain unchecked, summer sea ice loss may pass a c…
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