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decline in global phytoplankton (boyce 2010)
21 february 2010 (source)

http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/library/phytoplankton/
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/library/phytoplankton/

ie lake phytoplankton index (index fytoplanktonu pro jezera)
ie lake phytoplankton index

ptiot (phytoplankton taxa index) (index taxonů fytoplanktonu)
ptiot (phytoplankton taxa index)

ptsi (phytoplankton taxa lake index) (jezerní index taxonů fytoplanktonu)
ptsi (phytoplankton taxa lake index)

phytoplankton lakes assessment tool (pluto) (nástroj pro posouzení fytoplanktonu v jezerech)
phytoplankton lakes assessment tool (pluto)

"in addition phytoplankton emit dimethyl sulphide (dms), which reacts with oxygen in the atmosphere to produce sulphur dioxide.
"in addition phytoplankton emit dimethyl sulphide (dms), which reacts with oxygen in the atmosphere to produce sulphur dioxide.

metoda posouzení biologické kvality vodních nádrží - fytoplankton (new mediterranean assessment system for reservoirs phytoplankton: nmasrp).
reservoirs biological quality assessment method – phytoplankton (new mediterranean assessment system for reservoirs phytoplankton: nmasrp).

measurements of methane sulphonic acid (msa, which is derived from dms) in ice core bubbles indicate that there were more phytoplankton in the polar oceans during the ice ages, as expected from the theory above.
measurements of methane sulphonic acid (msa, which is derived from dms) in ice core bubbles indicate that there were more phytoplankton in the polar oceans during the ice ages, as expected from the theory above.

for example, the ability of the oceans to sequester co2 seems to be dropping (the base of the oceanic food chain, phytoplankton levels have dropped 40% in the last 40 years), the volume of the arctic ice sheet is at an all-time low (surprise: the arctic ice sheet acts as a carbon sink as well) and we may be seeing the pole area ice-free in summers as early as 2012 (inhibiting its function as a carbon sink).
for example, the ability of the oceans to sequester co2 seems to be dropping (the base of the oceanic food chain, phytoplankton levels have dropped 40% in the last 40 years), the volume of the arctic ice sheet is at an all-time low (surprise: the arctic ice sheet acts as a carbon sink as well) and we may be seeing the pole area ice-free in summers as early as 2012 (inhibiting its function as a carbon sink).