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Marine benthic communities are effective indicators of environmental change. Yet in the Arctic, there are few empirical tests of how sustained climatic change may influence community structure. Northern Svalbard is influenced by both warm Atlantic and cold Arctic water masses, providing an opportunity to assess potential effects of long-term environmental changes by examining spatial variation in...
The northwestern Barents Sea and Svalbard archipelago are influenced by both warm Atlantic and cold Arctic water masses. We investigated infaunal benthic community structure in Atlantic- and Arctic-dominated areas, and at the Barents Sea Polar Front in order to assess the patterns of variability and to examine the influence of environmental variables on benthic fauna in this region. As part of the...
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