The research team, led by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), suspects that melting sea ice has left
more open water near the coast for winds to create waves.
Not exact matches
Species that live in
open water used platelets in their silvery skin to bend polarized light, obscuring their outlines
more effectively than either
near - shore species or humanmade mirrors, the researchers reported last week in Science.
This is not only because harvesting from relatively shallow
waters is easier than in the
open ocean, but also because fish are much
more abundant
near the coastal shelf, due to coastal upwelling and the abundance of nutrients available there.
The
open - plan living area has two dining areas with clean - lined tables and chairs: one closer to the
water for
more formal dinners, and one
nearer the kitchen for casual breakfasts.
That
open ocean allows fewer thick chunks of ice from
near the North Pole and
more warm
water from the south to accumulate along the Russian coast, causing the summer season of ice - free waterways to be longer in Russia than it is in Canada and Alaska.