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atmospheric depositon effect on bacterial diversity

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Atmospheric inputs from mineral and anthropogenic sources are nowadays increasing globally due to desertification in one hand and industrialization on the other. In this context, it is important to understand how atmospheric particles can favor the growth of certain bacterioplankton groups of the ocean over others, as these changes will affect the ratio between primary and heterotrophic production, and consequently the concentration of atmospheric carbon that can be fixed (or released) in the surface layer of the ocean. As aerosol composition varies seasonally and locally, we evaluated the effect of both types of atmospheric particles on different locations of the northwestern Mediterranean and at different times of the year.

Published: September 20, 2022 at 12:42

License: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC-BY) 4.0 License

URL: https://hosted-datasets.gbif.org/mgnify/MGYS00004013.zip

Contacts:

Instituto de Ciencias del Mar
Instituto de Ciencias del Mar

6,199
occurrence records
315
taxa
16
species

Taxa

Missing and invalid fields

Field Missing Invalid
coordinateUncertaintyInMeters 6,199
100.0%
maximumDepthInMeters 6,199
100.0%
minimumDepthInMeters 6,199
100.0%
occurrenceStatus 6,199
100.0%
scientificNameID 6,199
100.0%

Quality flags

The OBIS data quality flags are documented at https://github.com/iobis/obis-qc.

Flag Dropped Records
NO_DEPTH 6,199
100.0%
NO_MATCH 2,091
33.7%
MARINE_UNSURE 379
6.1%
NO_ACCEPTED_NAME 46
0.7%
NOT_MARINE 1
0.0%

Measurement types

DNA derived data