Throughout the ocean, climate change is forcing plankton to move, shifting toward the poles, so their distribution is now different from before significant human influence. The finding has implications that could ripple up to affect nearly all of marine life, the researchers report in Nature.

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Throughout the ocean, climate change is forcing plankton to move, shifting toward the poles, so their distribution is now different from before significant human influence. The finding has implications that could ripple up to affect nearly all of marine life, the researchers report in Nature.