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in agreement with the results reported by Ittekot et al. [29] and Liebezeit [30] and
indicate that the carbohydrates in the sampled POM are more résistant to microbial dégradation.
In contrast, total protein concentrations decreased significantly with depth. At
stations 23 and 25, total proteins in the aphotic layer were about 10 times lower
MICRO photic
PICO photic
MICRO aphotic
PICO aphotic
Fig. 8. Différences of microparticulate and picoparticulate biochemical composition in
photic and aphotic layers of Terra Nova Bay (BTN)
Fig. 9. Contributions of microparticulate and picoparticulate matter {ISM), micro and
pico carbohydrates {CHO) and micro and pico proteins (PRT), in photic and aphotic layers in Terra Nova Bay (BTN) and southwestern and southeastern régions of the Ross Sea
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