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Calcification rates (as a % change compared with control) were determined for branches of Yellow Pencil Coral (Madracis auretenra) of 3-5 cm in length that were originally obtained from a fringing reef in the Netherlands Antiles. Control conditions included seawater salinity of ~36, temperature of 28°C, irradiance of ~110 µmol photons m-2 s-1, pH = 8.07, TA = 2469 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2101 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1827 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 264 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.22. Experimental Conditions included pH = 8.07, TA = 1515 µeq kg-1, DIC = 1250 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1088 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 157 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 2.51.
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Calcification rates (as a % change compared with control) were determined for branches of Yellow Pencil Coral (Madracis auretenra) of 3-5 cm in length that were originally obtained from a fringing reef in the Netherlands Antiles. Control conditions included seawater salinity of ~36, temperature of 28°C, irradiance of ~110 µmol photons m-2 s-1, pH = 8.07, TA = 2469 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2101 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1827 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 264 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.22. Experimental Conditions included pH = 8.06, TA = 1110 µeq kg-1, DIC = 891 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 777 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 110 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 1.76.
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Calcification rates (as a % change compared with control) were determined for branches of Yellow Pencil Coral (Madracis auretenra) of 3-5 cm in length that were originally obtained from a fringing reef in the Netherlands Antiles. Control conditions included seawater salinity of ~36, temperature of 28°C, irradiance of ~110 µmol photons m-2 s-1, pH = 8.07, TA = 2469 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2101 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1827 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 264 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.22. Experimental Conditions included pH = 7.79, TA = 4184 µeq kg-1, DIC = 3887 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 3579 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 269 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.3.
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Calcification rates (as a % change compared with control) were determined for branches of Yellow Pencil Coral (Madracis auretenra) of 3-5 cm in length that were originally obtained from a fringing reef in the Netherlands Antiles. Control conditions included seawater salinity of ~36, temperature of 28°C, irradiance of ~110 µmol photons m-2 s-1, pH = 8.07, TA = 2469 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2101 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1827 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 264 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.22. Experimental Conditions included pH = 7.78, TA = 2471 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2273 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 2094 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 156 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 2.49.
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Calcification rates (as a % change compared with control) were determined for branches of Yellow Pencil Coral (Madracis auretenra) of 3-5 cm in length that were originally obtained from a fringing reef in the Netherlands Antiles. Control conditions included seawater salinity of ~36, temperature of 28°C, irradiance of ~110 µmol photons m-2 s-1, pH = 8.07, TA = 2469 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2101 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 1827 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 264 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 4.22. Experimental Conditions included pH = 7.60, TA = 2485 µeq kg-1, DIC = 2367 µmol kg-1, bicarbonate = 2221 µmol kg-1, carbonate = 109 µmol kg-1, and aragonite saturation = 1.74.
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