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Tmax: a water mass tracer

Summer Bering Sea Waterjust below the mixed layer.

Atlantic water at depth.

 

Oxygen extrema: a new discovery!

Low resolution bottle data have often shown these extrema, but Seabird’s new continuously profiling sensor has defined them as never before.

We propose that there exist 2 minima formed via biological processes on arctic shelves; the upper one from the Chukchi/ESS, and the lower from the Barents/Kara seas.

Falkner, K., M. Steele, et al., Dissolved oxygen extrema in the Arctic Ocean halocline, in press at DSR, Feb, 2005.

 
 
     
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