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<div>Hi Debbie,</div>
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<div>Here are some other helpful sources:</div>
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<div>1) Falkowski, P. R.J. Scholes, E. Boyle, J. Canadell, D.
Canfield, J. Elser, N. Gruber, K. Hibbard, P.Hogberg, S. Linder.
F.T.Mackenzie, B. MooreIII, T. Pendersen, Y. Rosenthal, S.
Seitzinger, V. Smetacek, W.Steffen, The Global Carbon Cycle: A Test
of Our Knowledge of Earth as a System 2000 Oct. 13<b> Science</b> Vol
290, pp 291-295.</div>
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<div>Farooq Azam, 1998, Microbial Control of Oceanic Carbon Flux: The
Plot Thickens.<b> Science</b> Vol. 280 pp. 694-696.</div>
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<div>An Introduction To The Chemistry Of The Sea, Michael E. Pilson
Prentice Hall Inc. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 0-13-258971-0.
Pilson is at the Graduate School Of Oceanography University of Rode
Island Narragansett, RI.</div>
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<div>Also an interesting article in<b> Oceanus</b> The Rain of Ocean
Particles and the Earths Carbon Cycle. 1997,Fall/Winter by Susumu
Honjo.</div>
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<div>James</div>
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