Ice Phenology and Thickness in Small Arctic Lakes: Field Observations and Mechanistic Controls

The Arctic is the fastest-warming region globally. Lake ice is a sentinel indicator of Arctic change, with wide impacts on hydrological regimes, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. While small lakes are ubiquitous across northern boreal and tundra z

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2025-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175710689.91544465/v1
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Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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Abstract

The Arctic is the fastest-warming region globally. Lake ice is a sentinel indicator of Arctic change, with wide impacts on hydrological regimes, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. While small lakes are ubiquitous across northern boreal and tundra z

University of Helsinki (FI)
Helsingin Yliopisto, Stockholms Universitet
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics
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