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This book is a unique and authoritative review of chemical fronts in the world ocean. It includes regional chapters on chemical fronts in all major oceans (Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Arctic, and Southern) and marginal seas (North Sea, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Yellow Sea, and the East Siberian Sea). Thematic chapters focus on diverse topics such as cross-frontal transfer of nutrients; diapycnal mixing and its impact on nutrient fluxes in western boundary currents (Gulf Stream and Kuroshio); front-driven physical-biogeochemical-ecological interactions; dynamics of coloured dissolved organic matter; pollutant concentration and fish contamination in frontal zones; distribution of microplastics in the ocean, and Lagrangian methods to study the transport of marine litter.This volume will appeal to a broad audience, including researchers, instructors, students, and practitioners of all kinds involved in scientific and applied research, environment protection and conservation, and maritime industries including fisheries, aquaculture, and mining.
Introduction to the Chemical Oceanography of Frontal Zones
Large-Scale, Persistent Nutrient Fronts of the World Ocean: Impacts on Biogeochemistry
The Pacific-Atlantic Front in the East Siberian Sea of the Arctic Ocean
Major Nutrient Fronts in the Northeastern Atlantic: From the Subpolar Gyre to Adjacent Shelves
Fronts in the Baltic Sea: A Review with a Focus on Its North-Eastern Part
The Kuroshio Nutrient Stream: Where Diapycnal Mixing Matters
Front-Driven Physical–Biogeochemical–Ecological Interactions in the Yellow Sea Large Marine Ecosystem
Colored Dissolved Organic Matter in Frontal Zones
Contamination by Persistent Organic Pollutants and Related Compounds in Deep-Sea Ecosystems Along Frontal Zones Around Japan
Dynamics of Transport, Accumulation, and Export of Plastics at Oceanic Fronts
Lagrangian Methods for Visualizing and Assessing Frontal Dynamics of Floating Marine Litter with a Focus on Tidal Basins