Sea ice controls phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean — Supplementary Code and Software Readme file

Megan Lenss; Martin Vancoppenolle; Sébastien Moreau

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20664746

June 12, 2026Open Access

Sea ice controls phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean — Supplementary Code and Software Readme file

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Key Points

The aim is to examine how sea ice affects the timing and growth patterns of phytoplankton in the Southern Ocean.
Developed software tools to analyze ecological data
Employed climate models to assess phytoplankton seasonality
Utilized code to simulate effects of varying sea ice conditions
Demonstrated distinct shifts in phytoplankton growth patterns linked to sea ice presence
Indicated that reduced sea ice correlates with earlier phytoplankton blooms
Highlighted the potential for altered food webs in the Southern Ocean due to changing sea ice dynamics

Implication

Software and code analyze sea ice effects on phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean, indicating significant ecological implications.

Abstract

This repository contains software and code used in the framework of the submitted paper “Sea ice controls phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean”, by Lenss et al. (Lenss, Moreau, Campbell, Naëck, Chierici, Vancoppenolle, submitted).

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Sea ice controls phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean — Supplementary Code and Software Readme file

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Sea ice controls phytoplankton seasonality in the Southern Ocean — Supplementary Code and Software Readme file

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