Vertical profiles of (A) TP Metazoan; (B) TP Protozoan, (C) ΣV; (D)

δ15N Phe, and (E) δ15N Thr in the water columns of MB and AB. Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation values.

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Main Author:	Benjamín Srain (21367911) (author)
Other Authors:	Edgart Flores (16907557) (author), Jorge Valdés (481574) (author), Andrés Camaño (21367914) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Cell Biology Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Virology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified specific isotopic compositions specific isotope analysis significantly higher compared particulate organic matter lower oxygen levels humboldt current system 7 ± 0 primary trophic vectors mixsiar analysis indicated two upwelling bays chilean upwelling bays enhanced heterotrophic resynthesis div >< p contrasting hydrodynamic conditions 9 – 2 5 ± 0 3 ± 0 15 </ sup csiaa trophic positions mejillones bay exhibited heterotrophic resynthesis trophic transfer threonine indicated mejillones bay bay ’ antofagasta bays antofagasta bay water column ultimately influence topographic orientations topographic features spatial dynamics open ocean no₂ ⁻ knowledge gaps key source increased concentrations heightened stratification greater solubilization greater proportion findings underscore ecological processes dependent variations cycling trajectories critical role biological processes amino acids
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Vertical profiles of (A) TP <sub>Metazoan</sub>; (B) TP <sub>Protozoan</sub>, (C) <i>ΣV</i>; (D)