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How much CO2 can the Antarctic swallow? In the future, the Antarctic could become a greener place and be colonised by new species. At the same time, some species will likely disappear. 25 researchers recently presented these and many other findings in a major international project, in which they analysed hundreds of articles on the Antarctic published in the past ten years. By doing so, the team have provided an exceptionally comprehensive assessment of the status quo and future of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean that surrounds it.  © Alfred-Wegener-Institut | Claudia Colesi | The vegetation on the Antarctic continent consists mainly of lichens and mosses, whose distribution is expanding regionally due to warming.

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