Benthic transition zones in the Atlantic gateway to a changing Arctic ocean
• This work shows the biogeographic transition of megabenthos from boreal to Arctic marine communities around Svalbard, and how they might be affected by climate warming with rapid reorganizations and change in ecosystem functioning. • We find that boundaries between water masses and depths are asso...
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• This work shows the biogeographic transition of megabenthos from boreal to Arctic marine communities around Svalbard, and how they might be affected by climate warming with rapid reorganizations and change in ecosystem functioning. • We find that boundaries between water masses and depths are associated gradual taxonomic and sharp functional transitions. • A biogeographic transition zone on the slope northeast of Svalbard is populated by surface deposit feeding crustacean associations which meets crawling Arctic echinoderm predators. • A sharp transition at 500 m depth along the shelf of Svalbard are inhabited by boreal filtrating deep- sea sponges who meet a unique upraised large-bodied assemblage of bathyal species on the Yermak Plateau. • Global warming will likely cause rapid taxonomic and functional shifts in these transition areas and there is a need for both monitoring of the transition areas, and for protecting the most vulnerable deep and arctic fauna on the Yermak Plateau. |
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