.mCSB_scrollTools .mCSB_buttonDown,.mCSB_scrollTools .mCSB_buttonLeft,.mCSB_scrollTools .mCSB_buttonRight,.mCSB_scrollTools .mCSB_buttonUp{--wpr-bg-eb695f31-4a6f-4a7b-94a8-c15e28a2469e: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/plugins/8degree-fly-menu-lite/css/mCSB_buttons.png');}.penci-owl-carousel .owl-video-play-icon{--wpr-bg-b0c4105e-3170-43c5-bde6-3205cf4f5abd: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/owl.video.play.png');}.featured-area.featured-video{--wpr-bg-d4bc465e-b7ea-4980-8acf-fd90ee1c1aa6: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/images/loading.gif');}.penci-image-holder{--wpr-bg-dfb3ea7b-1520-4941-bdc8-89ffc4bc6c5c: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/images/no-image.jpg');}.penci-magazine-slider.penci-loading{--wpr-bg-bf3a0d3b-a12d-4bfb-9a78-89054f027aa9: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/images/loading.gif');}#searchform input.search-input{--wpr-bg-f344d6a9-7693-4229-8503-dbc091301089: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/images/searchsubmit.png');}.dark-layout-enabled .featured-area.featured-video{--wpr-bg-011f1bdd-a8fe-4e9d-89ee-87755e572cc0: url('https://neomondo.org.br/wp-content/themes/soledad/images/loading2.gif');}body.penci-body-boxed{--wpr-bg-e15ae60c-30ff-4159-b93b-794fd7597ef1: url('https://soledad.pencidesign.com/soledad-magazine/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2017/06/notebook.png');}#floating-nextprev .floating-nextprev-arrow-left{--wpr-bg-899cc9c1-3567-4081-8b93-50390dd456fe: url('https://neomondo.org.br/../../images/frontend/arrow-left.png');}#floating-nextprev .floating-nextprev-arrow-right{--wpr-bg-3913cc30-d1bf-4105-bf11-5af9d9dfa641: url('https://neomondo.org.br/../../images/frontend/arrow-right.png');}

Tag:

#WCRP

Ciência e Tecnologia Destaques Emergência Climática Saúde Segurança Sustentabilidade Tecnologia e Inovação
Cientistas usam inteligência artificial para simular efeito do aumento da temperatura no oceano Antártico

Por Neo Mondo 29 de setembro de 2021

Estudo publicado na revista Frontiers in Marine Science é o primeiro a prever o impacto de…