Table of Contents Volume #1

Table of Contents: DSR II Eqpac Special Issue Volume #1 (Editor: James W. Murray)

1. Murray, J.W., E. Johnson and C. Garside A US JGOFS Process Study in the equatorial Pacific (EqPac): Introduction

2. Kessler and McPhaden The 1991-93 El Niño in the Central Pacific

3. Garside and Garside Euphotic zone nutrient algorithms for the NABE and Eqpac study sites

4. Dandonneau Partial pressure of carbon dioxide in surface seawater in the eastern equatorial Pacific (August 1991 to October 1992)

5. Feely, Wanninkhof, Cosca, Murphy, Lamb and Steckley CO2 distributions in the Equatorial Pacific during the 1991-92 ENSO event

6. Wanninkhof, Feely, Atwood, Berberian, Wilson, Murphy and Lamb Seasonal and lateral variations in carbon chemistry of surface water in the eastern equatorial Pacific during 1992

7. Clayton, Byrne, Breland, Feely, Millero, Campbell, Murphy and Lamb The role of pH measurements in modern oceanic CO2-system characterizations: precision and thermodynamic consistency

8. Sanderson, Hunter, Fitzwater, Gordon and Barber Primary productivity and trace metal contamination measurements from a clean rosette system versus ultra clean go-flo bottles

9. Lindley, Bidigare and Barber Phytoplankton Photosynthesis Parameters along 140_W in the Equatorial Pacific

10. Walsh, Chung, Richardson and Gardner The Diel Cycle in the Integrated Particle Load in the Equatorial Pacific: A Comparison with Primary Production

11. Ku, Luo, Kukasabe and Bishop 228Ra-derived nutrient budgets in upper equatorial Pacific and role of "new" silicate in limiting productivity

12. Mackey, Parslow, Higgins, Griffiths and Sullivan Plankton Productivity and Biomass in the Western Equatorial Pacific: Biological and Physical Controls

13. Kaczmarska and Fryxell Micro-phytoplankton of the Equatorial Pacific:140_W meridianal transect during the 1992 El Niño

14. Iriarte and Fryxell Micro-phytoplankton abundance and biomass at the equatorial Pacific (140_W): Time Series I (1992 El Niño event)

15. VØrs, Buck, Chavez, Eikrem, Hansen, Østergaard and Thomsen Trophic diversity with the heterotrophic nanoplakton of the Equatorial Pacific

16.Kirchman, Rich and Barber Biomass and biomass production of heterophobic bacteria along 140_W in the Equatorial Pacific

17. Ducklow, Quinby and Carlson Bacterioplankton in the equatorial Pacific Ocean during the 1992 El Nino: carbon dynamics in a high- nutrient, low-chlorophyll (HNLC) system.

18. Carlson and Ducklow Dissolved organic carbon in the upper ocean of the Central Equatorial Pacific, 1992: Daily and finescale vertical variations

19. Landry, Constaninou and Krishtein Microzooplankton grazing in the central equatorial Pacific during February and August, 1992

20. Roman, Dam, Gauzens, Urban-Rich, Foley and Dickey Mesozooplankton variability on the Equator at 140_W during the JGOFS EqPac study

21. Zhang, Dam, White and Roman Latitudinal variations in mesozooplankton grazing and metabolism in the central tropical Pacific during the EqPac study

22. White, Zhang, Welling, Roman and Dam Latitudinal gradients in zooplankton biomass in the tropical Pacific at 140_W during the JGOFS EqPac Study: Effects of 1991- 1992 El Niño

23. Dam, Zhang, Butler and Roman Mesozooplankton Grazing and Metabolism at the Equator in the Central Pacific: Implications for Carbon and Nitrogen Fluxes

24. Gardner, Chung, Richardson and Walsh The Oceanic Mixed-Layer Pump in the Equatorial Pacific

25. Buesseler, Andrews, Hartman, Belastock and Chai Regional estimates of the export flux of particulate organic carbon derived from Thorium-234 during the JGOFS EQPAC program

26. Luo, Ku, Kusakabe, Bishop and Yang Tracing particle cycling in the upper ocean with 230Th and 228Th - an investigation in the equatorial Pacific along 140_W

27. Honjo, Dymond, Collier and Manganini Export Production of Particles to the Interior of the Equatorial Pacific Ocean During 1992 EqPac Experiment

28. McManus, Berelson, Hammond and Kilgore Early Diagensis of biogenic opal: dissolution rates, kinetics, and paleoceanographic implications

e-mail: jmurray@u.washington.edu