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APPENDICES from:

AUTHOR INFORMATION:

Albert S. Colman
Dept. of Geology and Geophysics
Yale University
New Haven, CT 06520-8109
albert.colman@yale.edu

Heinrich D. Holland
Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA 02138

FORMATTING:

The Appendices are available at this site or from the first author in Microsoft Excel '97 format (with the file name "appendices.xls") and in a tab-delimited ascii format (with the file names "appendix_a.txt" and "appendix_b.txt").

KEY TO APPENDICES:

APPENDIX A. Full data set. See explanation of column data in "Data and Analysis" and "Calculations" sections of Colman and Holland (1998, referenced above.) Key to Studies is listed below. When more than one work is cited, the first work contained the pore water phosphate data, and supporting data were drawn from all listed publications.

APPENDIX B. Annual means. See explanation in "Annual mean phosphate fluxes and redox conditions" section of Colman and Holland (1998, referenced above.) Key to Studies is listed below.

In many cases, site and core characterization required the use of data from several publications. We have enclosed in parentheses those parameter values in Appendices A and B which are estimated based on measurements made on different cores at the same site or at a similar nearby site. Similarly, parameter values with significantly greater uncertainty than average are enclosed in parentheses.

"#N/A" is used to indicate that data were unavailable to constrain the indicated parameter. Whenever more than one publication is cited in reference to a single core, the first publication contains the pore water phosphate data; the remaining citations pertain to other parameters and are listed alphabetically.

KEY TO STUDIES

The index numbers from Column A of "appendices.xls", "appendix_a.txt", and "appendix_b.txt" as well as the studies corresponding to those index numbers are listed below.

1. Aller (1977).
2. Barbanti et al. (1992).
3. Devol and Christensen (1993), Carpenter et al. (1981).
4. Elderfield et al. (1981b,a), Elderfield (1981), McCaffrey et al. (1980).
5. Emerson et al. (1980), Graybeal and Heath (1984).
6. Emerson et al. (1984), Carpenter et al. (1978).
7. Filipek and Owen (1981, 1980).
8. Froelich et al. (1979).
9. Goldberg et al. (1978).
10. Hartmann et al. (1976, 1973), Seibold (1972).
11. Heggie et al. (1990), O'Brien et. al. (1990).
12. Jahnke et al. (1983).
13. Jahnke et al. (1989), Ruttenberg (1990).
14. Jahnke (1990).
15. Jensen et al. (1995), Thamdrup et al. (1994).
16. Klump and Martens (1981, 1987), Martens and Klump (1984).
17. McCaffrey et al. (1980), Elderfield et al. (1981b).
18. McNichol et al. (1988), Martin and Sayles (1987).
19. Murray et al. (1978).
20. van Raaphorst et al. (1990), Jenness and Duineveld (1985).
21. Reimers et al. (1996).
22. Rivera-Duarte and Flegal (1994).
23. Ruttenberg (1990), Aller (1977).
24. Schuffert et al. (1994).
25. Suess (1981).
26. Sundby et al. (1986), Rutgers van der Loeff et al. (1984).
27. Sundby et al. (1992), Silverberg et al. (1986).
28. Viel et al. (1991).
29. Watanabe and Tsunogai (1984).

FULL BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE STUDIES:

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• readme.txt
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• appendix_a.txt
• appendix_b.txt

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