The Flux and Emission of Dimethylsulfide From the Great Barrier Reef Region and Potential Influence on the Climate of NE Australia

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RT @biogeochemSCU: New work from Liz, Hilton, Brad, and colleagues shows that the Great Barrier Reef generates enough #sulfur trace gasses…

New work from Liz, Hilton, Brad, and colleagues shows that the Great Barrier Reef generates enough #sulfur trace gasses (DMS & DMSP) to (probably) affect the regional climate #coralreefs @AGUbiogeo https://t.co/Jyd58tVpjY https://t.co/igPKOM2DAI

JGRA: The flux and emission of dimethylsulfide from the Great Barrier Reef region and potential influence on the climate of NE Australia https://t.co/0QJBlKieKd https://t.co/pDdoiXcBCH

JGRA: The flux and emission of dimethylsulfide from the Great Barrier Reef region and potential influence on the climate of NE Australia https://t.co/q1KStdCaNf https://t.co/r11Kl70tha

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