US EditionRegionally distinct drivers of the carbonate system dynamics in the Drake Passage and northern Antarctic Peninsula - Ocean Acidification
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Regionally distinct drivers of the carbonate system dynamics in the Drake Passage and northern Antarctic Peninsula - Ocean Acidification
Highlights Abstract The Drake Passage (DP) and the adjacent northern Antarctic Peninsula (NAP) are highly dynamic regions within the Southern Ocean where physical and biogeochemical processes simultaneously influence the CO2 system. Ocean total alkalinity (AT) and total dissolved inorganic carbon (CT) serve as valuable early indicators of calcium carbonate undersaturation and help evaluate the buffering capacity […] The post Regionally distinct …
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