Combined Effect of Anthropogenic and “Natural” Carbon on Acidification of the Subsurface Ocean Water at the Tip of the Antarctic Peninsula
Liyang Zhan,
Jiexia Zhang,
Man Wu
et al.
Abstract:Dissolved inorganic carbon, total alkalinity, and dissolved N2O samples of upper 500 m were collected at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula during the 32nd Chinese Antarctic National Research Expedition. The pH and anthropogenic carbon were calculated and the results show that the patterns of anthropogenic carbon uptake and acidification progresses are different in two adjacent regions of this study area. In the region of Weddell‐Scotia confluence, hydrographic processes such as convection prompt the transport… Show more
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