Organic matter in present-day ecosystems of the Arctic Ocean

Global climate changes in the Arctic region that resulted in thawing and significant displacement of ice, which cleared approximately 30% of the Arctic Ocean surface, naturally affected the state of its ecosystems. In this connection, the assessment of organic matter reserves and intensity of produc...

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Published in:	Doklady earth sciences Vol. 432; no. 2; pp. 816 - 820
Main Authors:	Agatova, A. I., Lapina, N. M., Torgunova, N. I.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Dordrecht SP MAIK Nauka/Interperiodica 01-06-2010 Springer Springer Nature B.V
Subjects:	Aqueous chemistry Arctic research Arctic zone Biochemistry Climate change Earth and Environmental Science Earth Sciences Ecology Global climate Ice Marine ecosystems Ocean Oceanology Organic matter Thawing Arctic region PN, Arctic Ocean
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Summary:	Global climate changes in the Arctic region that resulted in thawing and significant displacement of ice, which cleared approximately 30% of the Arctic Ocean surface, naturally affected the state of its ecosystems. In this connection, the assessment of organic matter reserves and intensity of productive/destructive processes in different ecosystems of the Arctic basin has become a topical task.
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ISSN:	1028-334X 1531-8354
DOI:	10.1134/S1028334X10060231