Phytoplankton Collected by a Time-Series Sediment Trap Deployed in the Southeast Bering Sea during 1997
The Bering Sea shelf, over 500 km wide, is separated into three distinct biological regimes (inner, middle and outer shelf areas) by density fronts. Its middle shelf (located between the 50- and 100-m
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| Summary: | The Bering Sea shelf, over 500 km wide, is separated into three distinct biological regimes (inner, middle and outer shelf areas) by density fronts. Its middle shelf (located between the 50- and 100-m |
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