Shows that climate change alters nutrient cycles in oxygen-depleted marine zones, indicating potential ecological impacts.
Temperature, wind speed, and atmospheric depositions in marine oxygen-depleted and dead zones are affected by climate change, which contributes to ocean deoxygenation and thereby changes marine biogeochemical nutrient cycles.
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