Vertical Flux of Biogenic Carbon in the Ocean: Is There Food Web Control?
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Summary
Neither food web structure nor NP can predict the magnitude or patterns of BC export, particularly on time scales over which the ocean is in nonequilibrium conditions.
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- article
- Published
- 1996-05-24
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- 127
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Keywords
Deontic logic, Economic Justice, Social psychology, Moral disengagement, Self-interest
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