Substantial oxygen consumption by aerobic nitrite oxidation in oceanic oxygen minimum zones

J. M. Beman (), S. M. Vargas, J. M. Wilson, E. Perez-Coronel, J. S. Karolewski, S. Vazquez, A. Yu, A. E. Cairo, M. E. White, I. Koester, L. I. Aluwihare and S. D. Wankel
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J. M. Beman: University of California, Merced
S. M. Vargas: University of California, Merced
J. M. Wilson: University of California, Merced
E. Perez-Coronel: University of California, Merced
J. S. Karolewski: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
S. Vazquez: University of California, Merced
A. Yu: University of California, Merced
A. E. Cairo: University of California, Merced
M. E. White: University of California
I. Koester: University of California
L. I. Aluwihare: University of California
S. D. Wankel: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Nature Communications, 2021, vol. 12, issue 1, 1-11

Abstract: Abstract Oceanic oxygen minimum zones (OMZs) are globally significant sites of biogeochemical cycling where microorganisms deplete dissolved oxygen (DO) to concentrations

Date: 2021
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