Eleanor Frajka-Williams
Eleanor Frajka-Williams
Ocean variability spans a wide range of scales, from centimeters to thousands of kilometers and from seconds to millennia. Turbulence and mixing occupy the smallest scales, with the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) at the ...
From White to Green to Blue? Trajectories of Phytoplankton Communities in a Warming Southern Ocean [0.03%]
从白色到绿色再到蓝色？南极海域变暖背景下浮游植物群落的变化轨迹
Oscar Schofield,Scott C Doney,Heidi Dierssen et al.
Oscar Schofield et al.
The Southern Ocean is experiencing warming, melting of ice, and increasing wind. Predictions of increasing phytoplankton biomass associated with warming and declining glacial and sea ice are supported by observations. As wind intensity cont...
Lionel Renault,Jacob O Wenegrat,Hyodae Seo et al.
Lionel Renault et al.
The Earth's oceanic energy cycle is a multiscale system governed by the complex interactions of oceanic, atmospheric, and wave processes. Significant progress has been made in understanding energy exchange at planetary scales. However, chal...
Stoichiometric, Isotopic, and Modeling Tracers of Marine Autotrophic Dissolved Organic Nutrient Production and Consumption [0.03%]
定量、同位素和模型示踪剂用于海洋自养溶解有机营养物质的产生与消耗
Angela N Knapp,Robert T Letscher,Zhou Liang
Angela N Knapp
Dissolved organic N (DON) and dissolved organic P (DOP) represent the largest pools of bioavailable N and P in oligotrophic surface waters. While both serve as assimilative nutrient sources for autotrophs when inorganic forms of N and P are...
Wind, Waves, and Surface Currents: Interactions at Mesoscales and Submesoscales [0.03%]
风、波浪及海面流的中尺度和亚中尺度相互作用
Sarah T Gille,Fabrice Ardhuin,A B Villas Bôas
Sarah T Gille
Air-sea exchanges of momentum and kinetic energy involve interactions between wind and ocean surface currents, mediated by the effects of surface waves. The wind stress that transfers momentum into the ocean depends on the velocity differen...
Morgan Reed Raven
Morgan Reed Raven
Organic sulfur (OS) in the ocean is produced in vast quantities by primary producers that fix inorganic sulfate into proteins, metabolites, and other ubiquitous biomolecules. As biogenic OS is transported and transformed through the marine ...
Tilman Schramm,Jarmo-Charles J Kalinski,Gabriel S Arini et al.
Tilman Schramm et al.
Marine dissolved organic matter (DOM) represents one of Earth's most complex exometabolomes, playing a central role in marine carbon cycling and long-term sequestration. Despite its biogeochemical importance, the molecular complexity of DOM...
The Changing Baltic Sea: Between Nutrient Load Reduction and a Warming Climate [0.03%]
变化中的波罗的海：营养物质负荷削减与气候变暖之间的关系
Joachim Kuss,Peter Holtermann,Lars Umlauf et al.
Joachim Kuss et al.
Eutrophication of the Baltic Sea was recognized more than half a century ago, but it remains a major threat to the sea's ecosystem. Requirements developed by the Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission (formed in 1974) and subsequen...
Discoveries with Roseobacteraceae: Bacterial Models for Ocean Heterotrophy [0.03%]
玫瑰菌科的发现：海洋异养作用的细菌模型
Alison Buchan,José M González,Mary Ann Moran
Alison Buchan
The molecular revolution of the 1990s brought insights into the tremendous breadth of ecological and evolutionary diversity harbored within the bacterial and archaeal domains of life, enabling scientists to peer into the proverbial microbia...