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Belyaeva, Alexandra N; Romankevich, Evgeny A (1982): Composition of organic matter in waters of the Barents Sea [dataset publication series]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.755600, Supplement to: Belyaeva, AN; Romankevich, EA (1982): Organic matter in a water column of the Barents Sea. Oceanology, 22(2), 188-195

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Abstract:
Concentration of dissolved and suspended organic carbon in the Barents Sea decreases with increasing depth and in meridional direction from south to north. This fact is attributed to uneven supply of organic matter (OM) from different sources. Large amounts of OM are present in the water column of the Barents Sea, which is a result of high productivity of this water mass and slow decomposition of OM at low temperatures and lowered activity of microflora. Larger amount of OM reaches bottom sediments of the Barents Sea more than in seas, which have similar depth and productivity, but are located at low latitudes. Characteristic features of distribution of lipids and suspended matter in sea water are examined.
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Median Latitude: 73.298486 * Median Longitude: 39.725722 * South-bound Latitude: 69.940000 * West-bound Longitude: 32.520000 * North-bound Latitude: 80.100000 * East-bound Longitude: 55.000000
Event(s):
AK23-2010 * Latitude: 69.940000 * Longitude: 32.520000 * Elevation: -190.0 m * Location: Barents Sea * Campaign: AKU23 * Basis: Akademik Kurchatov * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
AK23-2014 * Latitude: 71.301667 * Longitude: 34.570000 * Elevation: -207.0 m * Location: Barents Sea * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
AK23-2028 * Latitude: 72.228333 * Longitude: 36.651667 * Elevation: -247.0 m * Location: Barents Sea * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
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