be “coupled.” Furthermore, under the current atmo-spheric state, there are strong southerly winds over the Norwegian Sea, and hence the wind-driven inflow of warm Atlantic water into the Arctic is relatively strong, penetrating far into the central Arctic Basin (11). Any pollutants entering the ocea...
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