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Meteorological Spring, and the Atlantic’s primary producers are jumping the phenological gun

Posted on 10 March 2020 by

Primary producers These are from NASA’s Aqua-MODIS, meaning, Aqua satellite, MODIS instrument: (Click image to see a larger figure.) (Click image to see a larger figure.) (h/t Earth Observatory at NASA) See my related blog post. And, note, it’s all … Continue reading →

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