MARUM - Zentrum für Marine Umweltwissenschaften an der Universität Bremen
Science behind the ArcOP Expedition - - The Arctic Ocean is a very sensitive and important region for global climate change, and is unique in... [mehr]
Climate change is impacting not only the oceans, but also large inland lakes. As the world’s largest lake, the Caspian Sea is a perfect example... [mehr]
The sediments that lie deep below the ocean floor present a very harsh habitat. Temperature and pressure steadily increase with depth, while the... [mehr]
Man-made global heating has long been presented as a relatively simple chain of cause and effect: humans disrupt the carbon cycle by burning... [mehr]
Researchers have analyzed data from deep-sea sediments in order to reconstruct Earth’s climate with an unprecedented temporal resolution. To... [mehr]
The research, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), used fossils to reconstruct global oceanic biodiversity... [mehr]
The Earth's Cenozoic Era began 66 million years ago with a bang – and with the last mass extinction event on Earth until now. The meteorite... [mehr]
Known as ‘ecosystem engineers’, cold-water corals play an important role in the species diversity of the deep sea. The coral species Lophelia... [mehr]
The last 2.6 million years are characterized by glacial cycles, a regular alternation of cold and warm periods. It is widely accepted that changes... [mehr]
