Titlebook: UV Radiation and Arctic Ecosystems; Dag O. Hessen Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Arctic.Arktis.Ozonloch.Sea ice.UV radia

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Ultraviolet Radiation and the Optical Properties of Sea Ice and Snowt the earth’s surface. Indeed, a recent analysis of incident ultraviolet irradiance measured at Barrow, Alaska, from 1991 to 1995 demonstrates a continuing increase in ultraviolet light levels (.). Much of the area most affected by stratospheric ozone depletion is covered by a seasonal or perennial

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Effects of Ultraviolet-B Radiation on Terrestrial Organisms and Ecosystems with Special Reference toast few decades due to the depletion of stratospheric ozone, and fear that it may have adverse effects. Thus, attention has been focused on inhibiting and destructive effects of the radiation. Recently, increased attention has been paid also to other effects.

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UV Effects on Aquatic Microbial Food Webs in Northern Lakes and Riversn, insects, fish and birds. The base of the food webs supporting these animal populations is still poorly understood, but at many sites examined to date the biomass and energy flow in the lower food web is mostly associated with microscopic species of diverse nutritional modes: photosynthetic bacter

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UV Radiation and Arctic Marine Macroalgaehanges in nutrient concentrations in the water column and stabilise sediments. Macroalgae show distinct zonation patterns, with a preference to establish on hard bottom at different water depths. The environment of Arctic coastal ecosystems is highly variable (.). Especially, algae from the intertid