A Marine Ecosystem Model Considering the Processes of Eutrophication and Heavy Metal Transformation

Shen Zhao; Xue Yi You

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.663.993

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A Marine Ecosystem Model Considering the Processes of Eutrophication and Heavy Metal Transformation

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A complex mass-balanced model of marine ecosystem was developed, including nineteen state variables. In this model, benthos sub-model and improved heavy metal sub-model were coupled with the nutrient cycling.

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Shen Zhao, Xue Yi You

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