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    Ocean biogeochemistry and atmospheric composition: Significance of the Arabian Sea

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    2000
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    Naqvi, S.W.A.
    Jayakumar, D.A.
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    Abstract
    The Arabian Sea is an important site of biogeochemical ocean-atmosphere transfers, which play a crucial role in regulating the atmospheric chemical composition and the earth's climate. Widespread denitrification resulting from an intense oxygen-deficiency at mid-depths in this region modulates oceanic combined nitrogen inventory and consequently biological productivity. Due to a delicate biogeochemical balance the Arabian Sea is expected to be among the first to react to potential anthropogenic perturbations.
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