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Tag: sea surface temperature

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves: Verifying models to predict future oceans
Undergraduate Research

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves: Verifying models to predict future oceans

Predicting tomorrow's ocean conditions relies on improving models, today. This summer, SURFO student Katharina Gallmeier worked on just that.
September 4, 2021September 7, 2021 Ellie Oldach
How cold did the ice age really get?
Climate Change

How cold did the ice age really get?

Scientists revisit the question of global temperatures during the last ice age. They tackle this with state of the art…
September 18, 2020 Shawn Wang
Tracking predators in seagrass beds
Ecology

Tracking predators in seagrass beds

Scientists have long recognized that predators are more abundant at lower compared to higher latitudes. Read more to find out…
March 30, 2018 Katherine Barrett
Climate Change

Global Warming Hiatus? Blame the Atlantic!

From the early 1990s on, the Earth has been experiencing a global warming hiatus, where the post-industrial warming trend has…
August 12, 2014August 12, 2014 Brian Caccioppoli

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