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Sessie 1,DOC measurements in the Northeast Pacific Ocean from May and September 1995 cruises were made by HTCO technique for Stations P04, P12, P16 and P26 on Line P between the west coast of Vancouver Island to Station P (50°N, 145°W). The DOC features together with oceanographic data of temperature, salinity, nitrate, and silicate were discussed.

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Respect,energy as chemical bonds of organic compounds. The life of marine heterotrophs including zooplankton, bacteria, fish and mammals depends on the organic compounds produced by phytoplankton. Through biological activity, organic compounds are partly decomposed, transformed and transported to the deep l

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Netwerk,temperature, and concentrations of nitrate, ammonium and other nutrients. Experimental observations on nitrate uptake in oceanic waters are reviewed here. Environmental factors affect nitrate uptake in a complex and indirect way, and the relationship between a certain environmental factor and uptake

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