Carbon cycling in the upper waters of the Sargasso Sea: I. Numerical simulation of differential carbon and nitrogen fluxes
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Kendall L. Carder | W. P. Bissett | K. Carder | J. Walsh | W. Bissett | D. Dieterle | John Walsh | Dwight A. Dieterle
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