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The prominent spring bloom and its relation to sea-ice melt in the Sea of Okhotsk, revealed by profiling floats

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The prominent spring bloom and its relation to sea-ice melt in the Sea of Okhotsk, revealed by profiling floats

投稿者 : 投稿日時： 2021-03-30 16:01:41 (246 ヒット)

Hokkaido University issued a press release regarding the research conducted by the research group led by Prof. Kei-ichiro Ohshima, Assoc. Prof. Jun Nishioka, and their graduate student, Sachiko Kishi (Division of Earth System Science).

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Research Press Release (PDF in Japanese)

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