Today, another talk of the series "Perspectives in Oceanography" about Living light in the darknes by Dr. Michael Latz. Enjoy the lecture.
Below some additional papers to update our PhD. Students. The first is about grazing in the Arctic. Very, very interesting. Look at the detailed description of the dilution method. For those who are revising grazing values in the ocean, give a look to this data. Values are not so high as the data given by Calbet and Landry.
Below some additional papers to update our PhD. Students. The first is about grazing in the Arctic. Very, very interesting. Look at the detailed description of the dilution method. For those who are revising grazing values in the ocean, give a look to this data. Values are not so high as the data given by Calbet and Landry.
For those working in grazing and metabolism of polar mesozooplankton, the paper by Campbell et al. is of interest.
Finally, those working in the Oxygen Minimum Zone have to read this paper by Dr. Escribano from Chile.
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