Sentence examples for ocean change from inspiring English sources

We analysed responses of the calcifying larvae of sea urchins, an ecologically important group, to ocean change stressors in a synthesis of data from species from tropical to polar environments and from intertidal to subtidal habitats.

It's a warm, ocean paradise, where you could spend all day simply floating in the water or sitting on a recliner by the pool, watching the ocean change colour from azure to turquoise as the shadows lengthen.

Fine journalists like Joseph J. Romm ("Straight Up"), Elizabeth Kolbert ("Field Notes From a Catastrophe"), Bill McKibben ("Eaarth: Making Life on a Tough New Planet"), Fen Montaigne ("Fraser's Penguins: A Journey to the Future in Antarctica"), Alanna Mitchell ("Seasick: Ocean Change and the Extinction of Life on Earth") have sent up warning flares from far poles, deep seas and our own backyards.

Deep-sea corals are a new tool in paleoceanography with the potential to provide century long records of deep ocean change at sub-decadal resolution.

The negative effect of ocean change stressors – warming and acidification – on calcifying invertebrate larvae has emerged as a significant impact of global change.

The impacts of ocean change stressors – warming and acidification – on marine invertebrate development have emerged as a significant impact of global change.

"If we don't measure these corals, we can't manage the impact of ocean changes".

Exactly how the planetary wobbles and the carbon dioxide movements and the ocean changes fitted together is far from clear.

The trouble with ship-based expeditions is that they record mere snapshots of long-term ocean changes.

Researchers have found that one species of plankton seems to thrive on ocean changes due to increased CO2 content.

This paper has reviewed some of the complex interactions of climate variability marked by ocean changes and weather patterns in different typological zones of Santos.