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61Epipelagic fish production in the open Subarctic Pacific: bottom up or self-regulating control? R. Ian Perry, David W. Welch, Paul J. Harrison, David L. Mackas, and Kenneth L. Denman We discuss the processes regulating t

Epipelagic fish production in the open Subarctic Pacific: bottom up or self-regulating control? R. Ian Perry, David W. Welch, Paul J. Harrison, David L. Mackas, and Kenneth L. Denman We discuss the processes regulating t

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Language: English - Date: 2004-01-19 10:52:59
622008 OECOS Workshop in Dalian by Charles B. Miller The 2008 PICES Annual Meeting in Dalian, China, included a 1-day workshop, held on October 26, for presentation and discussion of the Japanese OECOS expeditions in the O

2008 OECOS Workshop in Dalian by Charles B. Miller The 2008 PICES Annual Meeting in Dalian, China, included a 1-day workshop, held on October 26, for presentation and discussion of the Japanese OECOS expeditions in the O

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Language: English - Date: 2009-01-21 13:21:34
63productivity Nutrients The basis of life in the upper ocean foodweb is light from the sun, carbon dioxide, and sufficient quantities of various other chemical nutrients for phytoplankton growth and reproduction. These nu

productivity Nutrients The basis of life in the upper ocean foodweb is light from the sun, carbon dioxide, and sufficient quantities of various other chemical nutrients for phytoplankton growth and reproduction. These nu

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Language: English - Date: 2005-05-11 17:52:01
64Create 100 Days of Color with Spring Blooming Bulbs! Give yourself 100 days of spring beauty by planting bulbs that will bloom in early, mid, and late spring. The early season bulbs will often bloom before trees and shru

Create 100 Days of Color with Spring Blooming Bulbs! Give yourself 100 days of spring beauty by planting bulbs that will bloom in early, mid, and late spring. The early season bulbs will often bloom before trees and shru

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    65How Bio-Argo profiling floats can help to improve our understanding of mean chlorophyll seasonal distribution? A case study in the Mediterranean Sea

    How Bio-Argo profiling floats can help to improve our understanding of mean chlorophyll seasonal distribution? A case study in the Mediterranean Sea

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    66Yellow Sea East China Sea86587_p059_078.indd 59

    Yellow Sea East China Sea86587_p059_078.indd 59

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    Language: English - Date: 2005-02-21 17:36:56
    67Microsoft Word - 3_Phytoplankton_f.doc

    Microsoft Word - 3_Phytoplankton_f.doc

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    Language: English - Date: 2004-12-21 15:25:52
    68there is a succession from an autotroph-dominated to a heterotroph-dominated ecosystem as the spring bloom matures and then dissipates. However, the design of the RACER program was such that this information will be avai

    there is a succession from an autotroph-dominated to a heterotroph-dominated ecosystem as the spring bloom matures and then dissipates. However, the design of the RACER program was such that this information will be avai

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 07:42:45
    69predatory protists which were abundant in January. We might also ask whether this bloom represented a normal successional phase that has simply been missed by undersampling in the past, or was it something rare, or new?

    predatory protists which were abundant in January. We might also ask whether this bloom represented a normal successional phase that has simply been missed by undersampling in the past, or was it something rare, or new?

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 20:32:36
    70The weight specific egestion of carbon can be described from: Regression statistics for egestion rates (E) versus time (T) for animals of different dry weights. log E = b x log T + log x, where b = slope and log x = int

    The weight specific egestion of carbon can be described from: Regression statistics for egestion rates (E) versus time (T) for animals of different dry weights. log E = b x log T + log x, where b = slope and log x = int

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 21:08:55