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Enhanced ventilation of Eastern North Atlantic Oxygen Minimum Zone with deglacial slowdown of Meridional Overturning - Nature Communications

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By Sofía Barragán-Montilla, Stefan Mulitza
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Abstract The eastern Tropical North Atlantic Oxygen Minimum Zone (ETNA OMZ) plays a critical role in marine ecosystems off northwestern Africa. One of the key controls of the ETNA OMZ is ventilation driven by the subsurface ocean circulation of the Atlantic subtropical gyres. However, how this shallow circulation interacts with changes in the strength of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) remains unclear.
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GeoTraductores: one translation at a time

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By Daniela Navarro-Perez, Sofía Barragán-Montilla, Anthony Ramírez-Salazar, Mariela Garcia Arredondo
| meetingorganizer.copernicus.org
Oral | Tuesday, 16 Apr, 15:25–15:35 (CEST) Room 1.34 We are sorry, but presentations are only available for conference attendees. Please register for the conference first. Thank you.
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Session EOS1.1

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By Solmaz Mohadjer, Mauro Buonocore, Sofía Barragán-Montilla, Selvaggia Santin
| meetingorganizer.copernicus.org
08:55–09:05 | EGU23-17032 | Highlight | On-site presentation | , Jaroslav Mysiak, Wouter Vanneuville, Andreas Schaefer, Judith Claassen, Jens Skapski, Marleen de Ruiter, and Roberth Romero Over the past 20 years, the CATDAT disaster database has been collected using various research, government and private sector sources in order to examine the social and economic impacts of disasters globally and has been used extensively in the media both in post-disaster comparisons, as well as a standalone.
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