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	and cell division. The photosynthesis vs. irradiance relationship for the phytoplankton assemblage is shown in the figure, part A. The rate of carbon uptake for a sample collected from 15 meters at the ice edge saturate Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-05-06 22:11:53 Open Document File Size: 3,59 MB Share Result on Facebook City La Jolla / Washington / D.C. / Lajolla / New York / / Company Amersham Corp. / / Country United States / / Facility Oceanography University of California-San Diego / New Harbor / McMurdo Station / / IndustryTerm energy resources / food resources / benthic food webs / food sources / energy flux / food source / food / / NaturalFeature Scotia Sea / Southern Ocean / Scotia Sea/Antarctic Peninsula / / Organization Third Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research Symposium / National Science Foundation / Institution of Oceanography / University of California-San Diego / / Person Mark Huntley / S.S. Bowser / Edward Brinton / K.A. Miller / J.C. Valencic / / Position model of Huntley / / Product F- 15 / / ProvinceOrState California / / Region Antarctic / / Technology DOM / / SocialTag Biological oceanography Planktology Antarctic krill Salp Plankton Krill Zooplankton Biomass Phytoplankton Biology

and cell division. The photosynthesis vs. irradiance relationship for the phytoplankton assemblage is shown in the figure, part A. The rate of carbon uptake for a sample collected from 15 meters at the ice edge saturateAdd to Reading List