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Impacts of climate change on biodiversity in the Arctic

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The ocean is 30% more acidic today than it was 250 years ago due to the greater amount of CO2 it now holds.

The ecological role of the lagoons of southern Gabon for the recovery of fish stocks
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Philippe Archambault

Philippe Archambault

Philippe Archambault studies benthic ecology and the consequences of anthropogenic and natural disturbances on marine biodiversity and its functioning. It links fundamental and theoretical research on global change, particularly in the Arctic, and its effects on ecosystems to support their management.

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