Temperature effects on export production in the open ocean
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Walker O. Smith | Paul G. Falkowski | James J. McCarthy | P. Falkowski | H. Ducklow | E. Laws | J. McCarthy | W. Smith | Hugh W. Ducklow | Edward A. Laws
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