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Fogclqvist, E., 1991. Dimethylsulphide (DMS) in the Weddell Sea surface and bottom water. Mar. . Dimethylsulphide (OMS) has been measured in the water of the Weddell Sea during the austral summer 1988-1989, In the Summer Surface Water, which generally contained a maximum at 20-50 m depth, the concentrations were extremely high, up to 12 000 ng I-I OMS, but showed a significant spatial variability. Data from the central part of the Weddell Sea show a steep gradient downwards, and below about 200 m depth, in the Weddell Sea Deep Water, concentrations were below the detection limit of 1 ng I-I. The high-density Ice Shelf Water, when flowing down the continental slope, brings DMS down to the Weddell Sea Bottom Water in significant amounts before its eventual decay.

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Author

Elisabet Fogelqvist

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0304-4203)

Published

1991

Language

EN

Field

Earth and Planetary Sciences (Physical Sciences)