Hydrographic Variability in the Central Ross Ice Shelf Cavity and the Implications for Ocean Circulation

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RP @antarctic.bsky.social: "In this study, we describe results from a 4.5-year record of ocean measurements beneath the central Ross Ice Shelf ... our analysis of the data suggests the ice shelf melting is linked to changes in how much sea ice forms each …

"In this study, we describe results from a 4.5-year record of ocean measurements beneath the central Ross Ice Shelf ... our analysis of the data suggests the ice shelf melting is linked to changes in how much sea ice forms each winter in a nearby area of …

RP @sciencex.bsky.social: A four-year record from beneath Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf reveals persistent water layering that helps insulate the ice shelf underside from deeper, warmer ocean waters. doi.org/hbkzzc

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