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Hydrochemistry of the Bay of Bengal: Possible reasons for a different water-column cycling of carbon and nitrogen from the Arabian Sea
(Elsevier, 1994)
A study on biogeochemical cycling in the western Bay of Bengal was undertaken during two seasons (pre-southwest monsoon and northeast monsoon of 1991). Relationships of the conservative tracers NO and PO with potential ...
Denitrification processes in the Arabian Sea
(Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, 1994)
Recent information on some consequences of the acute mid-water oxygen deficiency in the Arabian Sea, especially on carbon-nitrogen cycling, is reviewed. An evaluation of published estimates of water column denitrification ...
Rabin Sen Gupta - A biography
(Elsevier, 1994)
Role of iron deficiency in production and remineralization of organic matter in the Arabian Sea
(Solas, 2007)
The Arabian Sea contains the only major western-boundary upwelling system in the world's oceans During summer, strong southwesterly winds bring up subsurface waters from depths of up to 200m off Somalia, Yemen and Oman ...
Recent advances in the biogeochemistry of nitrogen in the ocean
(The European Geosciences Union, 2006)
Noctiluca and copepods grazing on the phytoplankton community in a nutrient-enriched coastal environment along the southwest coast of India
(Springer, 2017)
The relative grazing impact of Noctiluca scintillans (hereafter referred only Noctiluca) and copepods (Acrocalanus gracilis, Paracalanus parvus, Acartia danae and Oithona similis) on the phytoplankton community in an ...
Influence of upwelling induced near shore hypoxia on the Alappuzha mud banks, South West Coast of India
(Elsevier, 2017)
The results of the first time-series measurements spanning 18-weeks (22 April to 20 September 2014) from a coastal environment (Alappuzha, southwest India), where two process of upwelling and mud banks are concurrent during ...
Spatial and seasonal variations in the particulate sinking flux in the Bay of Bengal
(Elsevier, 2023)
Sediment traps have been widely used to study particles sinking through the oceanic water column. As part of the SIBER-INDIA program, sediment traps were deployed at three depths ? 430 m (shallow), 1020 m (middle), and ...