Fluxes of total mass, bulk components and diatoms at the CV trap (Cape Verde)

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Auteurs principaux: Fischer, Gerhard, Romero, Oscar E
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author Fischer, Gerhard
Romero, Oscar E
author_facet Fischer, Gerhard
Romero, Oscar E
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contents The aim of this study is to investigate the transfer of biogenic (BSi, organic carbon, carbonate) and lithogenic particles from different types of eddies to sequestration depths against oligotrophic background conditions. We use a multi-year sediment trap record (2009-2016) of particle fluxes at the oligotrophic site CVOO, which documents fall-winter conditions with different low oxygen eddies passing through the study site and during oligotrophic, low-seasonality conditions prevailing north of the Cape Verde islands.
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spellingShingle Fluxes of total mass, bulk components and diatoms at the CV trap (Cape Verde)
Fischer, Gerhard
Romero, Oscar E
Cape Verde; Center for Marine Environmental Sciences; diatoms; eddies; fluxes; MARUM; multiyear; northwest Africa; particles; REEBUS; Role of Eddies for the Carbon Pump in Coastal upwelling Areas; Sediment traps; time-series
The aim of this study is to investigate the transfer of biogenic (BSi, organic carbon, carbonate) and lithogenic particles from different types of eddies to sequestration depths against oligotrophic background conditions. We use a multi-year sediment trap record (2009-2016) of particle fluxes at the oligotrophic site CVOO, which documents fall-winter conditions with different low oxygen eddies passing through the study site and during oligotrophic, low-seasonality conditions prevailing north of the Cape Verde islands.
title Fluxes of total mass, bulk components and diatoms at the CV trap (Cape Verde)
topic Cape Verde; Center for Marine Environmental Sciences; diatoms; eddies; fluxes; MARUM; multiyear; northwest Africa; particles; REEBUS; Role of Eddies for the Carbon Pump in Coastal upwelling Areas; Sediment traps; time-series
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.931052