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What happens when Arctic sea-ice melts? Macroalgae as a summer refuge for sympagic nematode Theristus melnikovi

Sea ice-associated (sympagic) nematodes are particularly vulnerable to ongoing Arctic sea-ice loss, yet the capacity of these sympagic species to persist in ice-free habitats remains poorly understood. We investigated the summer habitat and taxonomic identity of the sympagic nematode Theristus melnikovi, in Svalbard, using an integrative taxonomic approach. We barcoded 17 morphologically…

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