MBARI published a new study showing that TA–DIC slopes primarily reflect how calcification and production co-vary through time rather than their metabolic ratio.
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MBARI
An oceanographic research institute focused on advancing marine science and engineering to understand our changing ocean
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- Research
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- Moss Landing, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About MBARI
MBARI is a nonprofit research institution where scientists and engineers work together to explore and study the sea. The mission of MBARI is to achieve and maintain a position as a world center for advanced research and education in ocean science and technology, and to do so through the development of better instruments, systems, and methods for scientific research in the deep waters of the ocean. MBARI emphasizes the peer relationship between engineers and scientists as a basic principle of its operation. All of the activities of MBARI must be characterized by excellence, innovation, and vision.
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