Their studies show a 25 % decline in
Pacific plankton populations in the last 25 years and a 6 ~ 9 % die off globally.
Not exact matches
In August 2008, scientists in the northeastern
Pacific Ocean were shocked to witness a sudden, huge spike in the area's
plankton population.
Take the right whale, a
plankton - loving giant of which three
populations exist: one in the northern Atlantic, another in the northern
Pacific, and one in the Southern Ocean, which includes the southern parts of the Atlantic,
Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Their goal, in the face of steep declines in
Pacific salmon catches, was to trigger a
plankton population explosion with the infusion of iron, a vital nutrient that's lacking in those waters.