A Brugger

A Couper

A Jacobsen

A Sakamoto

A Winter

AD Hatton

AJ Berg Van den

AJ Gabric

AJ Kettle

AJ Watson

AR Ravishankara

AS Henriksson

AT Haidar

B Ballesteros

BF Taylor

C Billard

C Evans

C Leck

CE Hamm

CPD Brussaard

CW Brown

D Pauly

D Schroeder

D Shooter

DA Gage

DJ Kieber

DJB Noordkamp

DL Savoie

DM Shenoy

DM Slezak

EB Sheets

EC Pasteur

EH John

F Eynaud

F Yin

G Kirst

G Malin

G Savidge

G-P Yang

GE Shaw

GM King

GO Kirst

GR Tullio Di

GV Wolfe

H Berresheim

H Utermöhl

H Yang

HR Thierstein

J Bollmann

J Stefels

JAE Gibson

JE Lovelock

JF Read

JH Martin

JM Gonzalez

JMC Plane

JR Young

JWH Dacey

KM Crocker

L Bopp

M Chin

M Corn

M Edwards

M Gondwe

M Keller

M Levasseur

M Rijssel Van

M Scarratt

M Steinke

MA Donelan

MAJ Curran

MD Keller

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It is hard to find a research paper or book on coccolithophores that does not include a few sentences on the role of this fascinating and enigmatic marine phytoplankton group in the production of dimethyl sulfide ((CH3)2S; DMS). Our aim here is to provide some general background information on DMS for non-specialists, but also to highlight current knowledge and what we believe to be significant gaps, for those with a specific interest in coccolithophores, other haptophytes and DMS

Dimethyl sulfide production: what is the contribution of the coccolithophores?

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