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Searching for Welfare North and South, the Peruvian coastal upwelling ecosystem. Longterm fluctuations in anchoveta stock could, therefore, affect the quantity and composition of particulate matter input to the benthos and thereby to the sediment record.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230118294ing nutrient concentrations. The succession of large, chain-forming diatoms in nutrient-rich inshore waters to an assemblage of microflagellates, monads, small chain-forming diatoms, ciliates, and dinoflagellates in offshore moving waters resulted in a gradient in the chemical composition of the par

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Downward Transport of Particulate Matter in the Peru Coastal Upwelling: Role of the Anchoveta, , the Peruvian coastal upwelling ecosystem. Longterm fluctuations in anchoveta stock could, therefore, affect the quantity and composition of particulate matter input to the benthos and thereby to the sediment record.