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Life on the Edge: Marine Life and Fronts
Donald B. Olson, Gary L. Hitchcock, Arthur J. Mariano, Carin J. Ashjian, Ge Peng, Redwood W. Nero, Guillermo Podestá
Abstract: Pelagic plant life draws its principal supply of dissolved or undissolved nitrogen either from the coasts or from localities where warm and cold currents meet."J. Hjort "Where cold and warm currents meet at the surface of the ocean there is a rise of temperature for the animals of the cold current and a fall of temperature for the animals of the warm current, which results in a plentiful destruction of organisms."Sir John Murray "We are well acquainted with the stream in our pursuit of whales, which keep to the sides of it but are not met within it."..