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"Aquella transición llevó miles de años, no dos décadas": Detectan un cambio inesperadamente rápido en una enorme capa de agua del océano Antártico

Published by National Geographic España · Spain 9 h ago

Una enorme masa de agua situada a 1.200 metros de profundidad se está volviendo más salada y densa, alterando el equilibrio térmico de los océanos.

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