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Pelagic and Sympagic Biogenic Silica Production During Arctic Spring Diatom Bloom in Baffin Bay: Drivers, Limitation, and Fate
Silicon (Si) cycling regulates diatom production and export in the Arctic Ocean, yet quantitative constraints on Si sources, recycling, and losses remain limited, particularly in ice-covered systems. In this study, we quantify biogenic silica (bSiO 2 ) production, dissolution, and export dur
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