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Sea–air CO<sub>2</sub> fluxes in the Southern Ocean for the period 1990&ndash;2009

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Fig. 1. Subregions of the Southern Ocean (44 to 75 ◦ S) used in this paper are the circular region 44–58 ◦ S (green, red and blue  com-bined) and the major ocean basins (Pacific, Indian and Atlantic) in this band, and the circumpolar region from 58–75 ◦ S
Table 1. Ocean biogeochemical models used this the study, their respective surface areas between 44 ◦ S and 75 ◦ S, the periods over which the data was evaluated, and the reference to each model.
Table 2. Atmospheric inverse models and periods over which data was evaluated in this study, the number of sites south of 30 ◦ S, model resolution and the reference to each model.
Fig. 3. Annual median uptake from observations and the median of ocean biogeochemical models, atmospheric inversions and ocean inversions (Pg C yr −1 )
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