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Towards detailed predictions of coastal ecosystem function under climate change
The complex ways in which ongoing warming will restructure ecosystems remains poorly understood. A new simulation study in PLOS Biology suggests that expected changes in food resources for marine consumers will outpace the direct, pervasive effects of predicted +2.5°C warming.
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