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Three decades of marine bioregions evolution through analysis of phytoplankton phenology
Ocean biogeochemistry is undergoing significant modification in response to climate change. To better track these evolutions, we present a novel ocean monitoring indicator that follows the temporal evolution of marine bioregions of similar phytoplankton phenologies. Chlorophyll a concentration obser
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