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Assessing the global flux of organic carbon transported from terrestrial surfaces to oceans by rivers. [PDF]

Carbon Balance Manag
Chen F, Bai X, Luo G, Zhang G, Ran C, Luo X.   +5 more
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Water Versus Land on Temperate Rocky Planets. [PDF]

Space Sci Rev
Guimond CM, Spohn T, Berdyugina S, Byrne PK, Coltice N, Glaser DM, Lingam M, Lineweaver CH, Cawood PA.   +8 more
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Global COI meta-analysis reveals ocean-basin genetic structure in Sphyrna lewini. [PDF]

PLoS One
Smith S, Black C.
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Phanerozoic seawater Mg/Ca variations driven by supercontinent cycles. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Zhang P, Kendrick MA, Han Y, Ma L, Huang KJ.   +4 more
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Where Are You From? Finding the Origin of the Recently Observed Sprat in Iceland Using a Panel of SNPs. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Quintela M, Lille-Langøy R, Pampoulie C, Sólmundsson J, Ayllon F, Glover KA, Berg F, Kvamme C.   +7 more
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Complete genome sequence of a polyhydroxyalkaonate-accumulating bacterium, <i>Schlegelella aquatica</i> HS-12-14, isolated from a Korean hot spring. [PDF]

Microbiol Resour Announc
Ganbat D, Ganbat S, Sung J-Y, Kim S-B, Lee D-W, Lee S-J.   +5 more
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2000-year fish bone record reveals transition to commercial fisheries during climatic change

Buss DL, Parker AK, Falahati-Anbaran M, Žliobaitė I, Connolly R, Royle TC, Ballantyne R, Boethius A, Dütting MK, Enehaug MN, Enghoff IB, Ervynck A, Hamilton-Dyer S, Harland JF, Hoffmann RC, Holm P, Hufthammer AK, van der Jagt I, Krooks B, Küchelmann HC, Ljungqvist FC, Lõugas L, Magnell O, Makowiecki D, Maltin E, Meijer HJ, Mills WF, Nicholson R, Quinlan L, Russ H, Ritchie K, Seim A, Van Neer W, Wouters W, Barrett JH.   +34 more
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Impacts into oceans and seas

Earth, Moon, and Planets, 1996
Impacts of cosmic bodies into oceans and seas lead to the formation of very high waves. Numerical simulations of 3-km and 1-km comets impacting into a 4 km depth ocean with a velocity of 20 km/sec have been conducted. For a 1-km body, depth of the interim crater in the sea bed is about 8 km below ocean level, and the height of the water wave is 10 m at
I. V. Nemtchinov, T. V. Loseva, A. V. Teterev   +2 more
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