Global CaCO3 Budget
Role
of CaCO3 in the Carbon Cycle
Major
Marine Calcifiers, Their Role in the Carbon Cycle, and Effects of CO2 on
Calcifiers
Coccolithophores
Pteropods
Corals
and Calcareous Algae
Foraminifera
Processes
Affecting the Marine CaCO3 Budget
Particle
Settling and CaCO3 as Ballast for Carbon in Open Ocean
CaCO3
Dissolution
CaCO3
in Sediments
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