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The 16 pages that link to Climate change in Antarctica, each with the reason it gives.

• Antarctic Treaty SystemRelated: Rapid environmental change may alter the conditions on which existing protections were designed.

• Antarctic krillRelated: Declining sea ice can reduce winter habitat and food for krill larvae in some regions.

• AntarcticaRelated: Regional warming and ice loss can affect ecosystems and contribute to global sea-level rise.

• KrillRelated: Changing sea ice and ocean conditions can alter krill habitat and recruitment.

• Antarctic fur sealRelated: Climate-driven changes in krill availability may affect pup growth and survival.

• Emperor penguinRelated: Changes to breeding ice and prey availability can alter emperor penguin survival and reproduction.

• McMurdo StationRelated: Research based at McMurdo helps monitor regional environmental change and its wider effects.

• Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living ResourcesRelated: Shifting habitats and productivity complicate management based on historical ecosystem patterns.

• Polar desertRelated: Shifts in temperature and moisture can alter polar-desert habitats and ice balance.

• South Orkney IslandsRelated: Changing sea ice and temperatures affect habitats and research conditions around the islands.

• Alexander IslandRelated: Changes to nearby ice shelves affect the island’s access and coastal environment.

• Adelaide IslandRelated: Changes in regional ice and ocean conditions affect the island’s setting.

• Antarctic fishesRelated: Warming and changing ice can shift habitats and challenge species adapted to stable cold.

• ChannichthyidaeRelated: Their narrow cold-water adaptations make icefish populations relevant to studying ecological responses to warming.

• Climate of AntarcticaRelated: Regional warming and cooling trends complicate the idea of a single, uniform Antarctic climate.