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‘These Organisms Are Like Sentinels’: Changing Oceans Threaten Plankton Species

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According to a new study, some plankton species may face changing environmental conditions by 2100 that could impact marine ecosystems and the ocean’s capacity for storing carbon. Planktonic foraminifera — single-celled organisms who live in seawater — are under threat from warming oceans, a press release from the Max Planck Society said. In tropical regions, the unprecedented conditions could lead to more extinctions. “Our data shows that plank…
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