Study finds body size of marine plankton, currents keys to dispersal in ocean

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Jan 10, 2018, 3:03 pm31 pts
When it comes to marine plankton, the smaller you are the farther you travel. A new international study found that the size of plankton, and the strength and direction of currents, are key to how they are dispersed in the ocean – much more so than physical conditions including differences in temperature,…

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