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Change in ocean conditions from the last interglacial to the modern day
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English: Change in ocean conditions from the last interglacial to the modern day Schematic models showing subarctic north-west Pacific Ocean conditions for (a) modern day: halocline water column with nutrient poor surface waters limiting biological export; (b) MIS 5e: no halocline and enhanced upwelling of nutrient- and carbon-rich sub-surface waters leading to increased productivity. Low rates of nutrient utilisation suggest a possible increase in pCO2 and release of CO2 to the atmosphere; (c) MIS 5b/c: conditions similar to MIS 5e but with higher rates of nutrient consumption and a more efficient soft-tissue biological pump limiting/preventing ventilation of CO2. |
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| Source | [1] doi:10.5194/cp-11-15-2015 |
| Author | G. E. A. Swann and A. M. Snelling |
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