Respiration and its measurement in surface marine waters

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The multiple fates of sinking particles in the North Atlantic Ocean (2015, background): “Profiles of respiration rates in the upper water column (Figure 3d) were characterized by a nonlinear decrease in activity with depth that has been broadly documented across marine ecosystems [Reinthaler et al., 2006; Robinson and Williams, 2005].”
Factors Controlling the Year-Round Variability in Carbon Flux Through Bacteria in a Coastal Marine System (2008, background): “(35 lgC l)1 d)1, Robinson and Williams 2005), than to those of coastal areas (78 lgC l)1 d)1).”
Temperature dependence of planktonic metabolism in the ocean (2012, background): “…responses to temperature increasing noticed between this study and temperature-dependence of respiration rates, consistent with the strong relationship between community respiration rates and chlorophyll a concentration reported in earlier comparative analyses [Robinson and Williams, 2005].”
Comparing marine primary production estimates through different methods and development of conversion equations (2014, background): “…trophic interactions within the bottle ) or the environmental conditions (e.g., temperature, light and nutrient fields), which are not affected by the in situ methods (Maske and Garcia-Mendoza, 1994; Karl et al., 1998; Robinson and Williams, 2005; Duarte et al., 2013; Williams et al., 2013).”