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A hidden cost of mucus production by phytoplankton: Viscosity hinders nutrient uptake by Inman, Bryce G.

“…Diverse phytoplankton exude polysaccharides that can form a viscous mucus layer surrounding their cells, facilitating complex chemical exchanges with bacteria…”
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Journey to the Center of the Gyre: THE FATE OF THE TOHOKU TSUNAMI DEBRIS FIELD by BAGULAYAN, AMAL, BARTLETT-ROA, JINAE N., CARTER, AMANDA L., INMAN, BRYCE G., KEEN, ERIC M., ORENSTEIN, ERIC C., PATIN, NASTASSIA V., SATO, KIRK N.S., SIBERT, ELIZABETH C., SIMONIS, ANNE E., VAN CISE, AMY M., FRANKS, PETER J.S.

“…The 9.0 magnitude Tohoku earthquake that struck off the coast of Japan on March 11, 2011, was the fourth largest earthquake in recorded history and the largest…”
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Shortcomings of the dissipation rate for understanding the turbulent environment of plankton—And a potential solution by Franks, Peter J. S., Inman, Bryce G.

“…Fundamental marine ecosystem dynamics such as mating, predation, and infection require individual plankton to move relative to one another. Ambient turbulence…”
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Oceanic turbulence from a planktonic perspective by Franks, Peter J. S., Inman, Bryce G., MacKinnon, Jennifer A., Alford, Matthew H., Waterhouse, Amy F.

“…The potential influences of turbulence on planktonic processes such as nutrient uptake, grazing, predation, infection, and mating have been explored in…”
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An ultraviolet dyegraph for measuring the chemical disturbances of sinking particles and swimming plankton by Inman, Bryce G., Franks, Peter J. S., Roberts, Paul L. D.

“…Sinking particles and swimming plankton may deform ambient chemical gradients, leaving long trails of chemical disturbance that dissipate on a diffusive…”
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