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Baboukas E., Sciare J. & Mihalopoulos N. (2002). Interannual variability of methanesulfonic acid in rainwaters at Amsterdam Island,. Atmospheric environment, 36, 5131–5139.
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Baboukas E., Sciare J. & Mihalopoulos N. (2004). Spatial, Temporal and Interannual variability of methanesulfonate and non-sea-salt sulfate in rainwater in the southern Indian Ocean (Amsterdam, Crozet and Kerguelen Islands). Journal of atmospheric chemistry, 48, 35–37.
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Bachelard C., Cazes G., Rosnet E., Rivolier J., Le Scanff C. & Gaud R. (1996). (Vol. 2).
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Bachok Zainudin, Meziane Tarik, Mfilinge Prosper L, Tsuchiya Makoto, . (2009). Fatty acid markers as an indicator for temporal changes in food sources of the bivalve Quidnipagus palatum
. Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management, 12(4), 390–400.
Abstract: Changes in the fatty acid composition in the tissues of the bivalve Quidnipagus palatum from the Tomigusuku intertidal flat, Okinawa, Japan, collected in four different seasons (November 2000, the beginning of cold season; January 2001, the cold season; May 2001, the rainy season; and July 2001, the warm season) were examined and compared to the composition of surface sediments and suspended particulate materials. Assessment of fatty acid markers suggested that the food sources of Q. palatum differed between seasons and depended on the sources of organic material present in the sediment and water column. Vascular plants and bacteria were the main dietary components from July to November because of their abundance in the sediment. From November to January, macroalgae and phytoplankton were the major food sources of Q. palatum, corresponding to their predominance in sediments and algal blooms, respectively. During the May rainy season, organic matter in the sediment was dominated by diatoms, whereas the water column contained diatoms and resuspended macroalgal detritus. The transition to the warm season by July significantly increased the contribution of diatoms to the organic matter present in both the sediment and the water column. Consequently, from May to July, diatoms became the main food source for Q. palatum.
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Bai L, Ritsema J, . (2013). The effect of large-scale shear-velocity heterogeneity on SS precursor amplitudes
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Keywords: mantle transition zone, SS precursors, velocity heterogeneity, amplitude, 1734 Seismology, 7290 Computational seismology, 8124 Earth's interior: composition and state,
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