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Of two estuaries studied by means oC the C14 method, the Tacarigua lagoon showed the highest values of production, generally above 30 mgC/m3/hr, with a peak of 187.76 mgC/m3/hr. In Maracaibo the highest recorded value was 46.33 mgC/m3/hr. but with an irregular vertical distribution attributable to strong vertical mixing. A marine locality on the coast showed values considerably lower (2-3 mgC/m3/hr)Citas
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