In situ settling behavior of marine snow1¶
Alldredge, & Gotschalk. (1988). In situ settling behavior of marine snow1. Limnology and Oceanography, 4-75.
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- Marine Snow
- Once they aggregate — during phytoplankton blooms when particle concentration is high and stickiness elevated, or in the presence of transparent exopolymer particles — the resulting marine snow floc may sink at tens to hundreds of meters per day, reaching the mesopelagic and bathypelagic zones within days to weeks.
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“The mean settling velocity was 74±39 m d−1 for aggregates ranging from 2.4 to 75 mm in maximum length.”
- Once they aggregate — during phytoplankton blooms when particle concentration is high and stickiness elevated, or in the presence of transparent exopolymer particles — the resulting marine snow floc may sink at tens to hundreds of meters per day, reaching the mesopelagic and bathypelagic zones within days to weeks.
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