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Posted Tue Aug 12 2008: from Thaindian (Thailand):
Wild elephant seals to track changes in temperature of Antarctic seas http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1218569004
A team of scientists has glued electronic sensors to the heads of 58 wild elephant seals to track changes in the temperature of the Antarctic seas. Mounting evidence that the Southern Ocean is warming more rapidly than expected has fuelled interest in temperature dynamics and sea-ice formation rates near the South Pole. But thick sea ice cover makes it virtually impossible to collect data by conventional methods such as buoyant floats and research ships. Now [a research team] from Paris got round the problem by gluing electronic sensors to the heads of 58 wild elephant seals.
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