Limnologists and marine researchers alike are well aware of how important dissolved oxygen is to the functioning of ecosystems and cultural services, as well as regulatory and supporting ecosystem services.[…]
A group of Great Lakes researchers categorize hypoxic conditions and characterize the various processes that can lead to hypoxic conditions.
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