Ocean acidification in the subtropical North Pacific estimated from accumulated carbonate data

Ocean acidification in the subtropical North Pacific estimated from accumulated carbonate data
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10.2467/mripapers.62.47
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2011
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T. Midorikawa;M. Ishii;D. Sasano;N. Kosugi;H. Sugimoto;Naotaka Hiraishi;S. Masuda;Toru Suzuki
T. Midorikawa;M. Ishii;D. Sasano;N. Kosugi;H. Sugimoto;Naotaka Hiraishi;S. Masuda;Toru Suzuki
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T. Midorikawa;M. Ishii;D. Sasano;N. Kosugi;H. Sugimoto;Naotaka Hiraishi;S. Masuda;Toru Suzuki

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