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  • Assessing Chemical Dispersants Used During the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill : Method Innovation and Application

    Creator:
    Perkins, Matt J.
    Abstract:
    Large quantities of the chemical oil dispersant Corexit were applied in the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf) in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Large data gaps regarding the potential transport, persistence and impact of Corexit in the Gulf existed at the time of the emergency response. Analytical methods for...
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    Dissertation
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    the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf) in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Large data gaps regarding

  • Hydrogen isotopic composition of C₃₇ alkenones and the ecology and physiology of coccolithophores

    Creator:
    Wolhowe, Matthew D.
    Abstract:
    A three-part study was conducted into the impact of physiological and ecological variables on the net isotopic fractionation of hydrogen, α[subscript K₃₇], expressed in C₃₇ alkenones. First, alkenone-producer production, abundance, and export were characterized in the summertime Gulf of California and Eastern Tropical North Pacific using compound-specific, labeled in situ...
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    Dissertation
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    -producer production, abundance, and export were characterized in the summertime Gulf of California and

  • Detection, classification and ecology of acoustic scattering layers

    Creator:
    Cade, David Edmund
    Abstract:
    Acoustic scattering layers of biological origin have been observed for nearly 70 years across the world’s oceans. The organisms that comprise these layers are known to be important features in most oceanic ecosystems, providing a vital trophic link between small phytoplankton grazers and larger species. There are many aspects of...
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    Masters Thesis
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    disparate ecosystems: the Gulf of California, Monterey Bay and the Bering Sea. With this new tool