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Climate change's impact on oceans
A recent study from New York University Abu Dhabi has shown that changes in the Pacific Ocean's climate affect oxygen levels in oceans worldwide. These changes can quickly alter the marine areas suitable for life, especially in shallow waters, while deeper waters respond more slowly, and the effects of these changes can persist for years. The study analyzed data spanning 60 years and demonstrated that the Pacific Decadal Oscillation pattern causes rises and falls in oxygen levels, which could significantly change the size of habitable marine areas over relatively short periods.
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