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期刊名:Limnology and oceanography

缩写:LIMNOL OCEANOGR

ISSN:0024-3590

e-ISSN:1939-5590

IF/分区:3.7/Q1

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David L Moon,J Thad Scott,Tom R Johnson David L Moon
Using National Lakes Assessment data, we evaluated the influence of total N (TN), total P (TP), and other variables on lake chlorophyll-a concentrations. With simple linear regressions, high TN/TP samples biased predictions based on TN, and...
Andrew L Robison,Wilfred M Wollheim,Bonnie Turek et al. Andrew L Robison et al.
Headwater streams are known sources of methane (CH4) to the atmosphere, but their contribution to global scale budgets remains poorly constrained. While efforts have been made to better understand diffusive fluxes of CH4 in streams, much le...
Chiara Marchini,Francesca Gizzi,Thomas Pondrelli et al. Chiara Marchini et al.
Ocean acidification, due to the increase of carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration in the atmosphere and its absorption by the oceans, affects many aspects of marine calcifying organisms' biology, including reproduction. Most of the available s...
Allison Coe,Steven J Biller,Elaina Thomas et al. Allison Coe et al.
The picocyanobacteria Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus are found throughout the ocean's euphotic zone, where the daily light:dark cycle drives their physiology. Periodic deep mixing events can, however, move cells below this region, depriv...
Catarina V Guerreiro,Karl-Heinz Baumann,Geert-Jan A Brummer et al. Catarina V Guerreiro et al.
Coccolithophores are among the most important calcifying pelagic organisms. To assess how coccolithophore species with different coccolith-carbonate mass and distinct ecological resilience to ocean warming will influence the "rain ratio" an...
Igor Fernández-Urruzola,Osvaldo Ulloa,Ronnie N Glud et al. Igor Fernández-Urruzola et al.
Respiration is a key process in the cycling of particulate matter and, therefore, an important control mechanism of carbon export to the ocean's interior. Most of the fixed carbon is lost in the upper ocean, and only a minor amount of organ...
Peter Stief,Marcus Elvert,Ronnie N Glud Peter Stief
It is generally anticipated that particulate organic carbon (POC) for most part is degraded by attached microorganisms during the descent of "marine snow" aggregates toward the deep sea. There is, however, increasing evidence that fresh agg...
Martijn Hermans,Marina Astudillo Pascual,Thilo Behrends et al. Martijn Hermans et al.
Coastal waters worldwide suffer from increased eutrophication and seasonal bottom water hypoxia. Here, we assess the dynamics of iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), and phosphorus (P) in sediments of the eutrophic, brackish Gulf of Finland populated...
Christopher L Follett,Stephanie Dutkiewicz,Gael Forget et al. Christopher L Follett et al.
In the North Pacific Ocean, nutrient rich surface waters flow south from the subpolar gyre through a transitional region and into the subtropics. Along the way, nutrients are used, recycled, and exported, leading to lower biomass and a comm...
Christopher B Wall,Natalie J Wallsgrove,Ruth D Gates et al. Christopher B Wall et al.
Compound-specific isotope analyses (CSIA) and multivariate "isotope fingerprinting" track biosynthetic sources and reveal trophic interactions in food webs. However, CSIA have not been widely applied in the study of marine symbioses. Here, ...