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Carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton sinks and dissipates with depth.

Carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton sinks and dissipates with depth.
Carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton sinks and dissipates with depth.
Carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton sinks and dissipates with depth.
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Cook, John E.
Carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton sinks and dissipates with depth.
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05/09/2008
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Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 46, No.1, Pg. 11:
THE BOTTOM LINE—Only a small fraction of the carbon drawn into the ocean by plankton blooms makes it into the depths where it no longer can be exchanged with the atmosphere.
Illustration by Jack Cook
© Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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