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Sea ice as habitat
1 Sea-ice inhabitants
1.1 Bacteria and archaea
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1.3 Single-celled consumers
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1.5 Fishes & endotherms
1.6 Birds of the polar regions
2 Relation between sea ice and the pelagic environment
2.1 The importance of sea ice for the production of biomass
2.2 The importance of sea ice for biogeochemical cycles
2.3 Use of the polar regions on the part of humans
3 Sea-ice ecosystems and climate change
3.1 Climate-related changes in the production rate in and on the sea ice
3.2 Effects on the benthic habitat
3.3. Habitat changes as a dramatic effect of sea-ice retreat
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Sea-ice biology
Sea ice as habitat
1 Sea-ice inhabitants
1.1 Bacteria and archaea
1.2 Microalgae
1.3 Single-celled consumers
1.4 Multicellular ice-associated consumers
1.5 Fishes & endotherms
1.6 Birds of the polar regions
2 Relation between sea ice and the pelagic environment
3 Sea-ice ecosystems and climate change
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1.6 Birds of the polar regions
1.6 Birds of the polar regions
1.6.1 Birds of the Arctic
1.6.2 Birds of the Antarctic
