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Dynamics, Characteristics, and Sinking Velocities of Small, Gel-Like Ocean Particles (24–1000 μm): Insights from Shadowgraph Imaging and Turbulence Modeling
Particle concentration and sinking velocity control the export flux and transfer efficiency of the biological carbon pump, and are therefore key parameters in ocean biogeochemical models. Gel-like particles form an important part of the particulate organic carbon pool, but their contribution is diff
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