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The 34 pages that link to Antarctic krill, each with the reason it gives.

• Antarctic Circumpolar CurrentBroader topic: Current-driven transport and fronts shape the habitats and dispersal of krill.

• Antarctic PeninsulaRelated: Krill support many animals that breed or feed along the peninsula.

• AntarcticaRelated: Fishing pressure on krill can affect predators across Antarctic marine ecosystems.

• KrillBroader topic: This species forms some of the largest and most ecologically significant krill swarms.

• Antarctic researchBroader topic: Ecological surveys examine how krill populations support Antarctic food webs.

• Antarctic sea iceRelated: Sea ice provides habitat and food resources important to krill life cycles.

• Drake PassageRelated: Krill support food webs in waters influenced by circulation through the passage.

• South GeorgiaRelated: Krill support many of the seals, penguins, and whales feeding around the island.

• Climate change in AntarcticaRelated: Sea-ice changes alter habitat and food supplies for krill and the animals that depend on them.

• King penguinRelated: It is among the prey taken during the penguin’s offshore feeding trips.

• Ross SeaRelated: Krill link primary production to penguins, seals, and whales in the Ross Sea.

• Antarctic krill fisheryNarrower topic: It is the harvested species and a central link in Southern Ocean food webs.

• Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living ResourcesRelated: Changes in krill distribution and abundance raise questions about fishery limits and ecosystem resilience.

• LanternfishCompared with: Krill and lanternfish are distinct prey bases whose importance varies among ocean regions.

• British Antarctic SurveyBroader topic: BAS monitors krill because changes in their abundance affect predators and fisheries.

• South Shetland IslandsRelated: Krill support wildlife around the islands and are monitored in regional fisheries.

• United States Antarctic ProgramRelated: Long-running research at Palmer Station tracks krill and the ecosystem changes affecting them.

• West AntarcticaRelated: Changes in sea ice around West Antarctica affect habitat and food availability for krill.

• Antarctic ConvergenceRelated: Its distribution and productivity are influenced by fronts and associated nutrient supply.

• Southern elephant sealRelated: They are among the prey eaten by southern elephant seals, alongside fish and squid.

• Bransfield StraitRelated: Krill support predators and fisheries in waters around the strait.

• Polar ecosystemBroader topic: Its abundance supports much of Antarctica’s marine predator community.

• Bellingshausen SeaRelated: Krill support predators and fisheries in the sea’s seasonal ecosystem.

• Weddell SeaCompared with: Its ecological importance contrasts with uncertainty about how warming and fishing will alter its distribution.

• Leopard sealRelated: Krill provide an important alternative to the seal's better-known prey, penguins and other seals.

• Elephant IslandRelated: Krill support wildlife in the waters surrounding Elephant Island.

• Scotia SeaRelated: Krill support abundant predators in the Scotia Sea and underpin its commercial fishery.

• South Orkney IslandsRelated: Krill help sustain seabirds and marine mammals around the islands.

• James Ross IslandRelated: The island's coastal waters and surrounding marine food web support krill research.

• MyctophiformesCompared with: Like lanternfishes, they are abundant midwater prey and consumers, but are crustaceans rather than fishes.

• Peter I IslandRelated: Krill inhabit the surrounding waters and support wildlife in this marine region.

• Thurston IslandRelated: Krill link nearby Antarctic waters to the region’s marine ecosystem.

• Antarctic fishesRelated: Many Antarctic fishes feed on krill or compete within food webs built around it.

• Anvers IslandRelated: Krill help sustain wildlife around the island.