CHAPTER 1 . The Carbonate System in Marine Environments
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Chlorophyl l {jJg 1-1}
20
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Temperature {oG
35.4
Salinity
35.6
23
3
4
24
26
35.8
36.0
Fig. 1.9. The relationship between the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in Atlantic surface waters to
the concentrations of chlorophyll, temperature and salinity (Millero 1996)
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320
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260
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360
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18
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Chlorophyl l {jJg 1-1}
20
22
Temperature {oG
35.4
Salinity
35.6
23
3
4
24
26
35.8
36.0
Fig. 1.9. The relationship between the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in Atlantic surface waters to
the concentrations of chlorophyll, temperature and salinity (Millero 1996)
