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Carbon fixation prediction during a bloom of <i>Emiliania huxleyi</i> is highly sensitive to the assumed regulation mechanism

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Table 1. Definition of variables and fluxes for the four considered models .
Table 2. Definitions and values of the model parameters. 1 : depends on the model type, see Table 3
Table 4. Final values of PIC and POC at t = 20 days, and average dayly exported carbon during the bloom, in mg C.m −2 .d −1 with respect to the considered model and pCO 2
Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the well mixed upper ocean represented by the model.
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