Corrigendum to "Technical note: Consistent calculation of aquatic gross production from oxygen triple isotope measurements" published in Biogeosciences, 8, 1793–1811, 2011
Corrigendum to "Technical note: Consistent calculation of aquatic gross production from oxygen triple isotope measurements" published in Biogeosciences, 8, 1793–1811, 2011
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对“技术说明:根据氧三重同位素测量对水生总产量进行一致计算”的勘误,发表于 Biogeosciences,8,1793–1811,2011 年
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In Fig. 1, 1S was calculated with λ = ln(1 + eR)/ ln(1 + eR) = 0.5154 instead of λ = γR = 0.5179, as intended. A correct version of Fig. 1 is shown below. The sentence “In particular, 1S is only equal to 1P for f = 1.” does not apply for this choice of λ value. On p. 1801, the steady-state δS value of oxygen produced by Acropora was stated as −9.66 ‰, but should be −9.16 ‰. The stated 1S and 1P values of 224 ppm and 175 ppm, respectively, are correct. The kinetic isotope fractionation during gas exchange was assumed to be eI=−2.8 ‰ for O2 invasion. However, this value actually applies to kinetic isotope fractionation during O2 evasion (eE) as per Eq. (8) in Knox et al. (1992). The same error appears in Luz et al. (2002). Consequently, eE=−2.8 ‰ and eI= (1 + eE) (1 + δsat)−1=−2.1 ‰ for the base case. eE and eE are calculated as before. Updated values are show in italics in Tables 2 and 3 below. This correction changes the calculated g values by 1.4 ‰ or less and is therefore not noticeable in the updated versions of Figs. 2 and 3 below. In Table 2 of Juranek and Quay (2010) the 17O/16O fractionation factor for respiration is listed as 0.9896, which is equivalent to eR=−10.4 ‰. I previously assumed that this was calculated as eR= 0.518 eR= 0.518 (−20 ‰)=−10.370 ‰. However, it was actually calculated as eR= (1 + eR)−1=−10.410 ‰ (L. Juranek, personal communication, 2011). Both values are indistinguishable from −10.4 ‰ if rounded to 0.1 ‰. The 18O/16O fractionation factor listed as 0.979 in Table 2 of Juranek and Quay (2010) is incorrect because their calculations actually used a value of 0.980, which is identical to the value of