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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"central tropical Pacific"”.

  1. Archives of climate variability on Kiritimati: lacustrine, aeolian and remote sensing perspectives

    Sedimentary archives from tropical Pacific islands, together with records of modern hydrological processes, can provide information on past changes in tropical hydroclimate and test island landscape sensitivity to changes in the hydrologic cycle. For small tropical islands in particular, insight …

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  2. Linking Prey to Predator: Scale Dependence and Oceanographic Influence in Marine Food Webs

    … regimes on the deep scattering layers of the central tropical pacific were examined relative to sightings of marine mammals in the area. Analyses across trophic levels and at multiple scales is an important step towards understanding community ecology and ecosystem processes in pelagic …

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  3. Vertical flux, ecology and dissolution of radiolaria in tropical oceans : implications for the silica cycle

    … were recovered from three stations (western Tropical Atlantic-Station E, central Tropical Pacific-Pi and Panama Basin-PB) using PARLUX sediment traps in moored arrays at several depths. The taxonomic diversities of the radiolarian assemblages in the sediment traps were very high. A total of …

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  4. Vertical flux, ecology and dissolution of radiolaria in tropical oceans : implications for the silica cycle

    … were recovered from three stations (western Tropical Atlantic-Station E, central Tropical Pacific-P1 and Panama Basin-PB) using PARFLUX sediment traps in moored arrays at several depths. The taxonomic diversities of the radiolarian assemblages in the sediment traps were very high. A total of …

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