Characteristics, dynamics and significance of marine snow¶
Alldredge, & Silver. (1988). Characteristics, dynamics and significance of marine snow.
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- Marine snow is the continuous downward flux of organic and inorganic particulate matter from the sunlit surface ocean to depth, constituting the principal pathway by which the biological carbon pump transfers carbon, nutrients, and energy from the euphotic zone to the deep sea and seafloor.
This sourceMarine snow as the sinking-particle flux that is the principal transport pathway of the biological carbon pump from the euphotic zone to the deep sea and seafloor.
- Marine snow is the continuous downward flux of organic and inorganic particulate matter from the sunlit surface ocean to depth, constituting the principal pathway by which the biological carbon pump transfers carbon, nutrients, and energy from the euphotic zone to the deep sea and seafloor.
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