Fig. 2: Time series of the fraction of the 168-h backward trajectory transport time spent in marine areas (FRocean) and statistical relationship between FRocean and gaseous elemental mercury (GEM). | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Time series of the fraction of the 168-h backward trajectory transport time spent in marine areas (FRocean) and statistical relationship between FRocean and gaseous elemental mercury (GEM).

From: Marine phytoplankton and sea-ice initiated convection drive spatiotemporal differences in Arctic summertime mercury rebound

Fig. 2

a Time series of hourly-averaged gaseous elemental mercury (GEM) concentrations and the fraction of the 168-h backward trajectory transport time spent in marine areas (FRocean) throughout the entire cruise. The yellow shaded areas indicate the Arctic summertime GEM rebound episodes observed in this study; b Statistical distribution of FRocean in different GEM concentration ranges. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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