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Creator:: Sherrell, R. M., Boyle, E. A., Harris, N. R., and Falkner, Kelly
Abstract:: We present a decade-long (1981–1990) high-resolution (subseasonal) record of Pb and Cd concentrations and Pb isotopic composition in a series of 119 snow samples from a 6-m snow pit at Summit, Greenland. Both metals show order of magnitude seasonal variability, with maxima in spring of every year, coinciding with sulfate...
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Full Text:: deposition in central Greenland snow R. M. Sherrell Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers

Creator:: Morison, J., Steele, M., Kikuchi, T., Falkner, Kelly, and Smethie, W.
Abstract:: Upper ocean hydrography in the central Arctic Ocean has relaxed since 2000 to near-climatological conditions that pertained before the dramatic changes of the 1990s. The behavior of the anomalies of temperature and salinity in the central Arctic Ocean follow a first-order linear response to the AO with time constant of...
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Full Text:: pre-1990s climatology J. Morison,1 M. Steele,1 T. Kikuchi,2 K. Falkner,3 and W. Smethie4 Received 7

Creator:: Woodgate, Rebecca A,, Aagaard, Knut, Swift, James H., Smethie, William M., and Falkner, Kelly
Abstract:: Hydrographic and tracer data from 2002 illustrate Atlantic water pathways and variability in the Mendeleev Ridge and Chukchi Borderland (CBLMR) region of the Arctic Ocean. Thermohaline double diffusive intrusions (zigzags) dominate both the Fram Strait (FSBW) and Barents Sea Branch Waters (BSBW) in the region. We show that details of...
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Full Text:: . Woodgate,1 Knut Aagaard,1 James H. Swift,2 William M. Smethie Jr.,3 and Kelly K. Falkner4 Received 23

Creator:: Falkner, Kelly, Measures, Chris I., Herbelin, Sarah E., Edmond, John M., and Weiss, Ray F.
Abstract:: A comprehensive, joint Soviet-American study of the chemistry of Lake Baikal, the world’s deepest (1,632 m) lake, was carried out in July 1988. In this paper, we report the major, minor, and preliminary trace element concentrations for three profiles obtained at or near the deepest and central part of the...
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Full Text:: FALKNER, KELLY KENISON. CHRIS I. MEASURES, SARAH E. HERBELIN

Creator:: Woodgate, Rebecca A., Aagaard, Knut, Swift, James H., Falkner, Kelly, and Smethie, William M.
Abstract:: Pacific winter waters, a major source of nutrients and buoyancy to the Arctic Ocean, are thought to ventilate the Arctic's lower halocline either by injection (isopycnal or penetrative) of cold saline shelf waters, or by cooling and freshening Atlantic waters upwelled onto the shelf. Although ventilation at salinity (S) >...
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Full Text:: ,1 James H. Swift,2 Kelly K. Falkner,3 and William M. Smethie Jr.4 Received 6 July 2005; revised 23

Creator:: Taylor, John Ryan, Falkner, Kelly, Schauer, Ursula, and Meredith, Mike
Abstract:: Dissolved barium (Ba) was measured along transects across Fram and Denmark Straits as part of the 1998 ARK-XIV/2 Polarstern expedition. Results are combined with other available tracer observations to analyze water mass composition at Fram Strait. A combination of Pacific water and Eurasian river runoff dominated (>80% and >10% of...
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Full Text:: a tracer in the Arctic Ocean John Ryan Taylor1 and Kelly Kenison Falkner College of Oceanic and

Creator:: Macdonald, R. W., Carmack, E. C., McLaughlin, F. A., Falkner, Kelly, and Swift, J. H.
Abstract:: During SHEBA, thin ice and freshening of the Arctic Ocean surface in the Beafort Sea led to speculation that perennial sea ice was disappearing [McPhee et al., 1998]. Since 1987, we have collected salinity, δ¹⁸O and Ba profiles near the initial SHEBA site and, in 1997, we ran a section...
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Full Text:: explaining much of the freshcuing at SHEBA. Ice melt went through a dramatic 4-6 m jump in the ear- ly

Creator:: Jones, E. P., Swift, J. H., Anderson, L. G., Lipizer, M., Civitarese, G., Falkner, Kelly, Kattner, G., and McLaughlin, F. A.
Abstract:: In the Arctic Ocean, Pacific source water can be distinguished from Atlantic source water by nitrate-phosphate concentration relationships, with Pacific water having higher phosphate concentrations relative to those of nitrate. Furthermore, Pacific water, originally from the inflow through Bering Strait, is clearly recognizable in the outflows of lowsalinity waters from...
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Full Text:: E. P. Jones,1 J. H. Swift,2 L. G. Anderson,3 M. Lipizer,4 G. Civitarese,4 K. K. Falkner,5 G

Creator:: Falkner, Kelly, Church, M., Measures, Chris I., LeBaron, G., Thouron, D., Jeandel, C., Stordal, M. C., Gill, G. A., Mortlock, R., Froelich, P., and Chan, L.-H.
Abstract:: A Russian–American fieldwork effort on Lake Baikal, its tributaries, and surrounding hot springs was undertaken in June–July 1991. Here we report on aspects of major ion (Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, Alk, Cl–, SO42–) and several minor and trace element (Li isotopes, Sr isotopes, Ba, Al, V, Cr, Ni, Cu, Ge,...
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Full Text:: FALKNER, K. KENNISON, M. CHURCH, C. I. MEASURES, G. LEBARON, D

Creator:: Guay, Christopher K. H., Falkner, Kelly, Muench, Robin D., Mensch, Manfred, Frank, Markus, and Bayer, Reinhold
Abstract:: Distributions of temperature, salinity, and barium in near-surface waters (depth ≤ 50 m) of the Laptev Sea and adjacent areas of the Arctic Ocean are presented for the summers of 1993, 1995, and 1996. The tracer data indicate that while fluvial discharge was largely confined to the shelf region of...
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Full Text:: -driven transport pathways for Eurasian Arctic river discharge Christopher K. H. Guay • and Kelly

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