Warmer conditions and early spring sea-ice melt in the Arctic have led to earlier spring blooms, increased chlorophyll levels, and higher zooplankton biomass that experiences faster turnover, though this biomass consists of smaller, low-nutrient prey species.

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Referenced by nodes (4)

• Arctic location
• sea ice concept
• zooplankton concept
• biomass concept