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Sampling sites/Regions
Latitude/
Country
Sample type
/Time/Period
H
2 O
2
ROOH
Solar
intensity
(MJm
−2 )
DOC
(μM C)
References
(nM)
Taira Bay, Japan
26°N
Surface (diel, redsoil polluted)
40–160
–
–
73–118
Arakaki et al. (2005)
Sesoko Island Bay, Japan
26°N
Surface (diel,
red-soil polluted)
30–110
–
–
70–118
Arakaki et al. (2005)
Amazon plume
10°S–40°N Surface water
25–165
–
–
–
Yuan and Shiller (2001)
Bay of Biscay, France
France
Surface waters
138–186
–
–
–
Amouroux and Donard
(1995)
Grizzly Bay, California
USA
Surface waters
37
–
–
–
O’Sullivan et al. (2005)
Plume of Orinoco River
9–11°N
Surface water
(fall and spring)
~75–360
–
–
–
Sikorsky and Zika (1993)
Biscayne Bay & Gulf Stream
9–11°N
Surface (late
afternoon)
124–275
–
–
–
Petasne and Zika (1997)
Peru upwelling area
(Coastal and offshore)
9–11°N
Surface (late
afternoon)
8.0–50.0
–
–
–
Zika et al. (1985b)
Chesapeake Bay
9–11°N
Surface (late
afternoon)
3–1700
–
–
–
Helz and Kieber
(1985)
Marine bathing water, Southern
California
USA
Surf zone waters
(noon)
49–175
Clark et al. (2010a)
Marine bathing water, Southern
California
USA
Diel
20–200
–
–
–
Clark et al. (2010b)
Florida west coast
25°N
Surface water
(April)
<150
–
–
–
Moffett and Zika (1987a)
Port Aransas seawater
USA
Surface water
<200
–
–
–
van Baalen and Marler
(1966)
Mediterian, Israeli coastal waters
32–33°N
Diel
10.0–80.0
–
–
–
Herut et al. (1998)
Red Sea, Gulf of Aqaba
29°N
Diel
8–100
–
–
–
Herut et al. (1998)
Baltic Sea, German coastal waters
54°N
Surface water
20–80
–
–
–
Herut et al. (1998)
Table 1 (continued)
(continued)