File:Ocean changes from the last interglacial to the modern day A.png
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English: Schematic model showing subarctic north-west Pacific Ocean conditions for modern day: halocline water column with nutrient poor surface waters limiting biological export |
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| Author | G. E. A. Swann and A. M. Snelling |
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| current | 05:58, 11 December 2021 | | 550 × 350 (31 KB) | wikimediacommons>Epipelagic | various adjustments |
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