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The Last Arctic Sea Ice Refuge

Stephanie Pfirman, Bruno Tremblay, Robert Newton, Charles W. Fowler

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Stephanie Pfirman and her colleagues argue that in a melting Arctic, if we want to maintain the remaining sea ice as a refuge for ice associated species, international planning and assessment is needed.

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Stephanie Pfirman and her colleagues argue that in a melting Arctic, if we want to maintain the remaining sea ice as a refuge for ice associated species, international planning and assessment is needed.

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Stephanie Pfirman and her colleagues argue that in a melting Arctic, if we want to maintain the remaining sea ice as a refuge for ice associated species, international planning and assessment is needed.

Key concepts: Sea ice, Oceanography, Arctic ice pack, The arctic, Geology, Climatology, Arctic, Geography

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