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Oceans absorb much of the heat generated by man-made greenhouse gases. Marine heat waves can be more intense and last longer in deeper water. Organisms are therefore increasingly threatened there, because climate change is increasing. The highest heat wave intensity can be found at a depth of between 50 and 200 meters. The duration of deep marine heat waves in the Arctic was extended most sharply – up to three years. This could have serious ecological consequences, as the ecosystems of the deep water layers may be particularly sensitive to thermal stress.

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