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ERSEM 15.06: a generic model for marine biogeochemistry and the ecosystem dynamics of the lower trophic levels

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Figure 1. Generic processes acting on the chemical components ofthe ERSEM standard organism.
Figure 2. ERSEM schematic showing how model components interact with or influence each other
Table 1. Pelagic functional types and their components (squared brackets indicate optional states) – chemical components: Ccarbon, Nni-trogen, Pphosphorus, Firon, Ssilicate, Cchlorophyll a.
Figure 3. Pelagic predators and their prey.
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