Mark Altabet

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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

United States

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Mark Altabet is a Professor at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, USA. His research focuses on marine biogeochemistry, with recent work exploring nitrogen cycling, subsurface oxygen dynamics, and the impact of anoxic conditions on marine ecosystems. He has published extensively on topics related to oxygen minimum zones and the vertical distribution of marine organisms in these environments.

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Compound-Specific and Intramolecular δ15N Analysis of a Poly-Nitrogenous Amino Acid: Histidine

Using δ15N of Amino Acids and Nitrate to Investigate Particle Production and Transformation in the Ocean: A Case Study From the Eastern Tropical North Pacific Oxygen Deficient Zone

Meso‐ and Submesoscale Circulation Origins for Subsurface Oxygen Intrusions Into the Oxygen Deficient Zone of the Eastern Tropical North Pacific

Anoxic waters constrain the vertical distribution of fish developmental stages in an oxygen minimum zone

Autonomous observations of biogenic N2 in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific using profiling floats equipped with gas tension devices

Editorial: Recent developments in oxygen minimum zones biogeochemistry

Marine N<sub>2</sub>O cycling from high spatial resolution concentration, stable isotopic and isotopomer measurements along a meridional transect in the eastern Pacific Ocean

Controls on surface distributions of dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen in the southeast Pacific Ocean

Vertical distribution of zooplankton groups, with an emphasis on fish larvae, in the oxygen minimum zone off southern México (December 2020)

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Roberta Hamme

Mariana Bif

Julie Granger

Lin Zhang

Dennis Hansell

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