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    • Atmospheric deposition and surface stratification as controls of contrasting chlorophyll abundance in the North Indian Ocean 

      Patra, P.K.; DileepKumar, M.; Mahowald, N.; Sarma, V.V.S.S. (American Geophysical Union, 2007)
      Intense upwelling during summer and convection in winter are believed to drive higher biological productivity in the Arabian Sea than in the Bay of Bengal. Although the Arabian Sea receives substantial atmospheric deposition ...
    • Research opportunities and challenges in the Indian Ocean 

      Hood, R.; Naqvi, S.W.A.; Wiggert, J.; Goes, J.; Coles, V.; McCreary, J.; Bates, N.; Karuppasamy, P.K.; Mahowald, N.; Seitzinger, S.; Meyers, G. (American Geophysical Union, 2008)
      The Indian Ocean is a dynamically complex and highly variable system, with circulation features and biogeochemical properties that are unusual in many respects. Yet the Indian Ocean (IO) remains one of the most under-sampled ...