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Understanding the interannual variability of pCO2 in the sea-ice impacted Southern Ocean
Sea-ice is permeable and plays an active role in the marine carbon cycle via biological and physio-chemical processes. The carbon cycle in seasonally sea-ice-covered waters needs to be better understood due to a lack of observational data and the system's complexity. To characterize the interannual...
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Department of Oceanography
2025
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