Sentences with phrase «of ocean chemistry»

And changes of ocean chemistry are associated with some of the worst crises in history.
The science of ocean chemistry tells us much more about carbon in the atmosphere and water.
«Before, scientists tended to ignore this big chunk of the ecosystem when thinking of ocean chemistry.
The bladed barite would represent a mix of ocean chemistry and hydrothermal flow.
A McGill - led international research team has now completed the first global study of changes that occurred in a crucial component of ocean chemistry, the nitrogen cycle, at the end of the last ice age.
As the science develops, it is important for managers to design select examples of coral reef areas in a variety of ocean chemistry and oceanographic regimes (e.g., high and low pH and aragonite saturation state; areas with high and low variability of these parameters) for inclusion in MPAs.
«The conventional wisdom has been to think of vulnerability to ocean acidification only in terms of ocean chemistry.
The researchers» conclusions are based on computer simulations of ocean chemistry stabilized at atmospheric CO2 levels ranging from 280 parts per million (pre-industrial levels) to 2000 ppm.
Studies of ocean chemistry show huge diurnal variations in ph as relative aerobic and anaerobic activity varies from day to night.
Monckton's claim that CO2 is not causing ocean acidification provide a compelling example of his lack of understanding of ocean chemistry.
Because of ocean chemistry the size of the initial input is important: higher emissions imply that a larger fraction of CO2 will remain in the atmosphere.
Rampino, M., and K. Caldeira, 2005: Major perturbation of ocean chemistry and a «Strangelove Ocean» after the end - Permian mass extinction.
Now, a 15 - year, 30 - nation research collective called Geotraces is embarking on an ambitious global survey of ocean chemistry to quantify trace elements and shed light on how chemical concentrations fluctuate in response to changing environmental conditions.
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