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- noun metrology Symbol for the
teramole , anSI unit ofamount ofsubstance equal to 1012moles .
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Examples
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Many estuaries exhibit a negative net ecosystem production (-10 Tmol C yr-1) and are net heterotrophs.
Coastal zone 2009
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The highest deposition occurs in coral reef habitats (9 Tmol yr-1), followed by banks and embayments (4 Tmol yr-1), carbonate shelves (6 Tmol yr-1) and non-carbonate shelves (4 Tmol year-1).
Coastal zone 2009
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This is of the same order of magnitude as the previous estimate of 500 Tmol C yr-1.
Coastal zone 2009
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The ecosystem approach provides an NEP estimate of 235 Tmol C yr-1, a value in good agreement with that provided by Wollast (200 Tmol C year-1) but much higher than the figure of -7 Tmol C yr-1 proposed by Smith & Hollibaugh or the value of 12 Tmol C yr-1 given by Rabouille.
Coastal zone 2009
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Up-scaling the system-level data to the whole coastal zone, provides a GPP value of 789 Tmol C yr-1; or 23% of the global marine gross primary production.
Coastal zone 2009
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The contribution of the coastal ocean to marine calcium carbonate production is greater than 40% (23 Tmol CaCO3 yr-1 out of 53 Tmol yr-1).
Coastal zone 2009
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This is of the same order of magnitude as the previous estimate of 500 Tmol C yr
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Up-scaling the system-level data to the whole coastal zone, provides a GPP value of 789 Tmol C yr
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The ecosystem approach provides an NEP estimate of 235 Tmol C yr
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-1, a value in good agreement with that provided by Wollast (200 Tmol C year-1) but much higher than the figure of -7 Tmol C yr
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