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Silicate to Nitrate Ratio of the Upper Sub-Arctic Pacific and the Bering Sea Basin in Summer: Its Implication for Phytoplankton Dynamics.
夏期の太平洋上部亜北極海域とベーリング海における珪酸塩/硝酸塩比 植物プランクトン動態への意義
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57
Issue:
3
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253-260
Publication year:
Jun. 2001
JST Material Number:
G0159B
ISSN:
0916-8370
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Article
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原著論文
Country of issue:
Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)
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ENGLISH (EN)
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