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Figure 2 shows a time series of the atmospheric CO2 at Mauna Loa as well as the surface ocean CO2 partial pressure (pCO2) and surface ocean pH at the ocean station ALOHA in the subtropical North Pacific Ocean.

These were measured as the time from release until the first detection of a tag at a river mouth or ocean station, and were averaged across fish within each population.

Absolute travel speeds were calculated as the minimum migration distance from release point to river mouth or from river mouth to terminal ocean station at QCS or JDF divided by the time elapsed between release and detection or subsequent detections.

Hatchery fish also took more time on average to reach ocean stations after ocean entry than did wild fish, although variation in travel times was considerable for both rearing history groups (Figure 3d).

Mean travel times of release groups were calculated for downstream (from release to detection near the river mouth) and coastal (from river mouth to ocean stations at NSOG, QCS or JDF) portions of the migration.

Regression intercepts were >0 for all species, suggesting that even at relatively short distance from river mouth to ocean stations, smolts took more time on average to reach this distance than would be predicted if they migrated continuously after release.

Although not all fish were detected at river or ocean stations, we assume that travel speeds of fish that were detected are representative of fish not detected as well as the population of untagged fish.

In total, 11 Pacific and Atlantic open ocean stations were chosen for analysis (Table S3), each with mixed layer HOOH concentrations of ∼0.1 µM (Figure 2B) and Prochlorococcus present in typical abundance (104 105 cells mL−1, data not shown).

Over the past few years, this project has collected more than 30,000 samples containing millions of small organisms from more than 200 ocean stations.

The plenary lecture by Patrick Wincker described the Tara Oceans project (Karsenti et al. 2011; Hingamp et al. 2013) in which approximately 27,800 biological samples were collected from 153 ocean stations at three depths that were defined by approximately 13,000 measurements for detailed analysis.

The vertical distribution and activity of anammox bacteria were explored through CARD-FISH (fluorescence in situ hybridization with catalyzed reporter deposition) and 15N labeling incubations, respectively, at two different open-ocean stations during a second cruise in 2005.