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Movie to illustrate the rise and fall of the marine lysocline. This is sometimes referred to as the marine "snowline" because it affects the dissolution of calcium carbonate with depth. In the movie, white indicates undissolved calcium carbonate.
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| current | 10:11, 8 November 2007 | | 156 × 105 (208 KB) | Plumbago (talk | contribs) | Movie to illustrate the rise and fall of the marine lysocline. This is sometimes referred to as the marine "snowline" because it affects the dissolution of calcium carbonate with depth. In the movie, white indicates undissolved calcium carbonate |
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