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[QUOTE="256bits, post: 6077652, member: 328943"] Also good questions. I just noticed that the graph is data from off the coast of Hawaii. Surface water changes in CO2 content and acidification, and as you mentioned temperature change, would affect the flora and fauna living in the shallow depths - what's a shallow depth - I couldn't find the extent to which they measured. Ocean mixing has to happen as I would think that the oxygen down deep below has to be from the atmosphere/sea interface and brought down, as would also CO2. I do wonder as to the amount of stratification per depth of the items mentioned. there has to be some sort of timetable for ocean mixing whether brought about more locally by storms such as hurricanes or typhoons, or more generally by the currents generated by the interaction colder pole seawater with warmer equatorial. It seems to be an interesting subject to be in. [/QUOTE]
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