Degradation of Internal Organic Matter is the Main Control on Pteropod Shell Dissolution After Death

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RT @Roakes89: Our new paper (me,@BAS_News, @PSUEMS) on what happens to #pteropod shells after the pteropod dies is in the July issue of Glo…

RT @EmilyBRivest: Neat comparison of 'organic vs. inorganic' drivers of shell dissolution! Oxidation of dead pteropod tissue is a more impo…

RT @Roakes89: Our new paper (me,@BAS_News, @PSUEMS) on what happens to #pteropod shells after the pteropod dies is in the July issue of Glo…

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