Ecosystem dynamics based on plankton functional types for global ocean biogeochemistry models
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Andrew J. Watson | Louis Legendre | Sandy P. Harrison | Trevor Platt | Shubha Sathyendranath | Julia Uitz | Olivier Aumont | Dieter Wolf-Gladrow | Hervé Claustre | Corinne Le Quéré | Erik T. Buitenhuis | I. Colin Prentice | Laurent Bopp | Richard J. Geider | Xavier Giraud | C. Quéré | A. Watson | H. Claustre | L. Bopp | L. Legendre | S. Harrison | T. Platt | S. Sathyendranath | E. Buitenhuis | K. Kohfeld | D. Wolf-Gladrow | O. Aumont | R. Geider | J. Uitz | I. Colin Prentice | Letícia Cotrim da Cunha | M. Manizza | Richard B. Rivkin | Christine Klaas | R. Rivkin | Karen E. Kohfeld | Leticia Cotrim da Cunha | X. Giraud | C. Klaas | M. Manizza
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