The flux of photosynthetic carbon (C) through the viral shunt affects nutrient cycling, system
respiration, and food web dynamics. Yet, little is known about large-scale biogeographical …

It is now recognized that iron (Fe) availability dictates the efficiency of the global biological
carbon pump such that any perturbation of Fe sources will lead to changes in the carbon …

Global warming is a well-known phenomenon, that increasing average of temperature.‎
Oceans are affected directly from this phenomenon with changing its abiotic and biotic‎ …

Global ocean biogeochemical models are powerful tools that help to study the carbon cycle
and to predict its future climate and biogeochemical changes. Recently, the EC-Earth model …

Theoretical research discusses neutral, lumpy, and intransitive dynamics as mechanisms
influencing species richness. Our research here focused on the effects on richness and …

Microbial communities are composed of prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms and form the
basis of aquatic food webs. These microbial communities show seasonal patterns on spatial …

Vertical mixing is thought to play an essential role in phytoplankton blooms, yet
measurements of mixing properties are very sparse. This paper presents a methodology to …

Résumé Certaines données satellitaires ne sont pas utilisées à cause des acquisitions
bruitées qui ne reflètent pas les distributions des grandeurs géophysiques du sol, telle que …

Marine microorganisms constitute the largest percentage of living biomass and serve as the
major driving force behind nutrient and energy cycles. While viruses only comprise a small …

The production and mortality of prokaryotes were assessed over a latitudinal gradient in the
North Atlantic Ocean during summer stratification. Heterotrophic production was uncoupled …