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Visualizing the barely detectable: Particle characteristics of the elusive aquatic gel phase in the northeastern subtropical Atlantic
Marine gels constitute a large yet poorly explored ocean carbon pool. Shadow imaging was tuned to detect particles at two sensitivity levels: high–optical density particles (HODP), resembling the particles captured by most imaging systems, and low–optical density particles (LODP), representing a vas
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