King penguin population threatened by Southern Ocean warming

Le Bohec et al10.1073/pnas.0712031105XXYYYYY104.

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Table 3. Environmental variables examined

 

Study periods

Variables

Annual breeding cycle
(November t-1 to
October t)

Winter
(June t to October t)

Summer
(November t-1 to May t)

Spring and summer
[Chla] window
(September t-1 to April t)

Chla bloom
(October to
December t-1)

Time lag, years

Sea surface temperature (SST)

            

Sectors

    

Mean mini and maxi (date)

Mean

Mean

0-2

Crozet:
(43-47°S,
46-56°E)

Mean

Mean

        

South Crozet:
(48-60°S,
46-56°E)

Mean per each
2° of latitude

Mean per each 2° of latitude

Mean per each 2° of latitude

Ø

Ø

0-2

Chlorophyll-a concentration [Chla]

            

Crozet :
(43-47°S,
46-56°E)

Mean

Ø

Maxi (date)

Mean

Mean

0

Southern Oscillation Index (SOI)

Mean

Mean

Mean

Ø

Mean

0-2

Mean values of sea surface temperature (SST, °C) and Chlorophyll-a concentration ([Chla], mg.m-3) in the area centered on Crozet Islands (43-47°S, 46-56°E), of SST in the South sector of Crozet Archipelago (48-60°S, 46-56°E) and of SOI were calculated according to different periods. Minimum SST, maximum SST, maximum [Chla] and their associated time were also determined for the sector of Crozets. Time lags were tested from 0 (year t) to 2 (year t - 2). Ø, not tested.

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  1. Published online before print February 11, 2008, doi: 10.1073/pnas.0712031105 PNAS February 19, 2008 vol. 105 no. 7 2493-2497
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