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GEORGE G. KILLOUGH & WILLIAM R. EMANUEL. (1981)
A comparison of several models of carbon turnover in the ocean with respect to their distributions of transit time and age, and responses to atmospheric CO
2
and
14
C
. Tellus 33:3, pages 274-290.
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Henning Rodhe & Anders Björkström. (1979) Some consequences of non-proportionality between fluxes and reservoir contents in natural systems. Tellus 31:3, pages 269-278.
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