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, 2003 A recently published evaluation of bacterioplankton abundance and productivity in the bathypelagic North Pacific suggests that these properties are generally coupled with particulate organic carbon (POC) fluxes.
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Bathypelagic Fish Diversity in the Sargasso Sea, Northwestern Atlantic Ocean
, 2008 Of the various marine habitats, one of the (if not the) most daunting to quantify is the under-sampled bathypelagic zone (\u3e 1000 m depth), which at 60% of the ocean’s volume is the largest habitat on Earth. One project addressing this challenge is the
Wiebe, Peter +3 more
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, 2017 In the bathypelagic realm of the ocean, the role of marine snow as a carbon and energy source for the deep-sea biota and as a potential hotspot of microbial diversity and activity has not received adequate attention.
Gerhard J Herndl +5 more
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A History of Research in the Bathypelagic Realm: Earth\u27s Largest Habitat
, 2016 The bathypelagic realm (midwaters deeper than 1000 m) constitutes approximately 78% of the entire World Ocean’s volume, making this the largest living space on the planet.
Lord, Howard Kendall
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Marine snow surface production and bathypelagic export at the Equatorial Atlantic from an imaging float [PDF]
BiogeosciencesThe marine biological carbon pump (BCP) plays a central role in the global carbon cycle, transporting carbon from the surface to the deep ocean and sequestering it for long periods.
J. Habib +13 more
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An inside look at bathypelagic viruses
, 2016 Extensive research in surface ocean layers has demonstrated that viruses are significant components of marine microbial communities. But the dark ocean is the largest and the most unexplored habitat in the biosphere, comprising 1.3 X 1018 m3 (Arístegui, 2009). Accordingly, evaluating the role of viruses in the deep ocean remains an elusive, but pivotal
Lara, Elena +8 more
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Microbiome of the deep Lake Baikal, a unique oxic bathypelagic habitat
, 2020 Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world. Its depth provides the only bathypelagic (> 1000 m deep) freshwater habitat on Earth and its oxic, ultra-oligotrophic features make it a freshwater counterpart of the deep ocean.
Rohit Ghai +13 more
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Bathypelagic fishes as sound scatterers in the ocean
, 1951 Investigations on the D. S. L. in oceanic waters have been considered in the light of recently acquired data on the structure of the air bladder in bathypelagic fishes.
Marshall, Norman B.
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Global assessment of viral communities diversity in the bathypelagic ocean
, 2019 15th Symposium on Aquatic Microbial Ecology (SAME15), 3-8 September 2017, Zagreb, CroatiaThe dark ocean contains 70% of the ocean's microbial cells and 60% of its heterotrophic activity, playing a pivotal role in the biogeochemical cycles of the planet ...
Sullivan, Matthew B. +11 more
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