The harsh climate, limited human infrastructures, and basic autecological knowledge gaps represent substantial challenges for studying arthropods in the Arctic. At the same time, rapid climate change, low species diversity, and strong collaborative networks provide unique and underexploited Arctic opportunities for understanding species responses to environmental change and testing ecological theory. Here, I provide an overview of individual, population, and ecosystem level responses to climate change in Arctic arthropods. I focus on thermal performance, life history variation, population dynamics, community composition, diversity, and biotic interactions. The species-poor Arctic represents a unique opportunity for testing novel, automated arthropod monitoring methods. The Arctic can also potentially provide insights to further understand and mitigate the effects of climate change on arthropods worldwide.

严酷的气候，有限的人类基础设施以及基本的自律学知识鸿沟，对研究北极的节肢动物而言是巨大的挑战。同时，快速的气候变化，物种多样性低和强大的协作网络为了解物种对环境变化的反应和检验生态理论提供了独特的，开发不足的北极机会。在此，我概述了北极，节肢动物对气候变化的个人，人口和生态系统层面的响应。我关注热性能，生活史变化，种群动态，社区组成，多样性和生物相互作用。物种贫乏的北极地区提供了测试新颖的自动节肢动物监测方法的独特机会。