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ASTAT.Si -Si (OH14 in p M - d ~ n - ~Z/m Months 1984-1985Yw der:0 I fAU0f 3v)ap:BI3 25Max.47Figure 12. Temporal-spatial variations ofsilicate Si - Si OH)^ concentrations(vM dm-3) during 1984-85 in:A) in northeastern waters (forlocations see the caption ofFig. 11); B) northeastern Gulf ofAden (offshore station No. 4 of chemonthly transect 45'E).289
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