Fig. 2: CO2 partial pressure (pCO2) and water-air CO2 flux in estuary types and disturbance groups. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: CO2 partial pressure (pCO2) and water-air CO2 flux in estuary types and disturbance groups.

From: High carbon dioxide emissions from Australian estuaries driven by geomorphology and climate

Fig. 2

Median (red line), mean (red asterisk), 1st and 3rd interquartile ranges (box caps), minimum and maximum values (whiskers) of pCO2 and water-air CO2 flux at per-minute resolution in the (A) lagoons (blue, n = 3789), small deltas (green, n = 3622), and tidal systems (yellow, n = 5720); and (B) low (black, n = 1796), moderate (dark grey, n = 3189), high (grey, n = 3677), and very high (light grey, n = 4469) disturbance groups. Outliers were omitted from the figures. Dotted line along the x-axis represents atmospheric pCO2 and water-air flux CO2 equilibrium. Letters above figures denote statistical differences among estuary types, with letters that are the same indicating no significant difference (PERMANOVA, two-tailed, and at 95% confidence interval). Source data are provided in the Source Data file.

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