*Fasham, Michael J. R., editor. 2003. Ocean Biogeochemistry: The Role of the Ocean Carbon Cycle in Global Change. Springer: NY

Reference for: Chapter 13, Global Primary Productivity.

*Pilson, Michael. 1998. An Introduction to the Chemistry of the Sea. Prentice Hall, NJ. 431 pp.

Reference for: Chapter 13, Table 13.4

*Sarmiento, Jorge, and Nicolas Gruber. 2006. Ocean Biogeochemical Dynamics. Princeton University Press: NJ.

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Reference for: Chapter 9, Table 9.3

The “father of oceanography textbooks”, this book remains an invaluable source of information on the world ocean. Comprehensive in scope and highly detailed in its content, its as much as study in the history of oceanography as it is a compendium of the state of oceanographic knowledge circa 1940.

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