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Carbonate chemistry.

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Table 2.

Initial composition and abundance of phytoplankton and microzooplankton.

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Figure 1.

Euphausia superba ingestion rates.

Chlorophyll a and ciliate carbon ingestion rates of krill exposed to ambient (Amb) and high ( = 672 ppm) concentrations of CO2. Chlorophyll a was converted to C using a C:chl ratio of 63∶1 estimated in our study area by Bernard et al. [74]. Ingestion rates of krill on ciliates were converted to C using cell C to volume conversions from Putt and Stoecker [76]. Mean of n = 5 for non-gravid and gravid krill and n = 10 for all krill; error bars = 2×standard error. x and y denote a significant difference in total C ingestion rates between treatments (x>y, p<0.05).

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Figure 2.

Euphausia superba organic and inorganic nutrient release rates.

Dissolved organic carbon (DOC; a), ammonium (NH4+; b), phosphate (PO43−; c), and urea (d) release rates of krill exposed to ambient and high ( = 672 ppm) concentrations of CO2. Mean of n = 5 for non-gravid and gravid krill and n = 10 for all krill; error bars = 2×standard error. For DOC release, x and y denote a significant difference between treatments (x>y, p<0.05).

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Figure 3.

Euphausia superba chemical composition.

Chemical composition (a: % carbon, %C; b: % nitrogen, %N; c: C:N molar ratio; d: % particulate organic carbon, % POC; and e: % particulate inorganic carbon, % PIC) of krill exposed to ambient and high ( = 672 ppm) concentrations of CO2. Mean of n = 4 for non-gravid and gravid krill and n = 8 for all krill; error bars = 2×standard error. v, w, x, and y denote significant differences between treatments (v>w>x>y, p<0.05).

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Table 3.

Physical and chemical characteristics of Euphausia superba.

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Figure 4.

Euphausia superba metabolic enzyme activity and protein content.

Malate dehydrogenase activity (MDH; a), lactate dehydrogenase activity (LDH; b), and protein (c) of krill exposed to ambient and high ( = 672 ppm) concentrations of CO2. Mean of n = 3 for non-gravid and gravid krill and n = 6 for all krill; error bars = 2 × standard error.

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