Canyon conditions impact carbon flows in food webs of three sections of the Nazaré canyon



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Table 1. Standing stocks (in mmol C m-2 as mean ± standard deviation) of the food web compartments for the upper, middle and lower section of the Nazaré canyon. See “Methods – Data availability for description. References are: 1) Garcia and Thomson (2008), 2) Pusceddu et al., In Press), 3) Epping et al. (2002), 4) Danovaro (unpub. data), 5) biomass is Danovaro et al. (unpub. data), but biodiversity analysis in Danovaro et al. (2009), 6) Tyler et al. (2009) and 7) Cunha et al. (unpub. data).

Compartment

Upper

Middle

Lower

Ref

Labile detritus (lDet)

35.8 ± 19.8

46.9 ± 16.4

10.9 ± 6.7

1

Semi-labile detritus (sDet)

5393 ± 2419

5114 ± 2692

4761 ± 2384

2

Refractory detritus (rDet)

66137

66661

50211

3

Prokaryotes (Pro)

4.84 ± 0.08

3.14 ± 0.11

2.79 ± 0.09

4

Selective feeding meiofauna (MeiSF)

6.80 ± 1.98

2.32 ± 0.77

2.34 ± 2.00

5

Non-selective feeding meiofauna (MeiNF)

12.42 ± 3.62

2.46 ± 0.82

0.96 ± 0.83

5

Predatory+omnivore meiofauna (MeiPO)

2.42 ± 0.70

0.63 ± 0.21

0.34 ± 0.29

5

Surface deposit feeding macrofauna (MacSDF)

0.86

0.52 ± 0.56

0.40 ± 0.71

6, 7

Deposit feeding macrofauna (MacDF)

0.39

2.28 ± 0.82

0.32 ± 0.42

6, 7

Suspension feeding macrofauna (MacSF)

0.04

0.73 ± 0.17

0.82 ± 1.01

6, 7

Predatory+scavenging macrofauna (MacPS)

17.6

1.02 ± 0.30

2.00 ± 3.57

6, 7

Surface deposit feeding megafauna (MegSDF)




21.35 ± 10.43




6, 7

Deposit feeding megafauna (MegDF)




494.7 ± 703.0




6, 7

Table 2. Equality and inequality constraints on processes implemented for the food web models of Nazaré canyon. Values designated as single number implies that the data are implemented as equality and values designated between “[,]” indicates [minimum value, maximum value] and are implemented as inequalities. Value in italic implies it was modified to allow the model to be solved (see Results and Discussion)References are: 1) Epping et al. (2002) and references therein, 2) Danovaro et al. (unpub. data),3) del Giorgio and Cole (1998), 4) Middelboe and Glud (2006), 5) Danovaro et al. (2008), 6) Van Oevelen et al. (2006b) and references therein, 7) Hendriks (1999), 8) Tenore (1982), 9) Ruhl (2007), 11) Burdige et al. (1999).



Inequality description

Upper

Middle

Lower

Unit

Reference

Temperature limitation (Tlim)

0.54

0.35

0.30

-

See text

Degradation rate of lDet1

[2.74·10-3,3.29·10-2]

[2.74·10-3,3.29·10-2]

[2.74·10-3,3.29·10-2]

d-1

1

Degradation rate of sDet1

[8.21·10-4, 1.51·10-2]

[8.21·10-4, 1.51·10-2]

[8.21·10-4, 1.51·10-2]

d-1

1

Degradation rate of rDet1

[2.27·10-6, 8.22·10-4]

[2.27·10-6, 8.22·10-4]

[2.27·10-6, 8.22·10-4]

d-1

1

Prokaryotic C production

[1.44, 7.20]

[0.25, 1.25]

[0.49, 2.44]

mmol C m-2 d-1

2

Prokaryotic growth efficiency2

[0.05, 0.45]

[0.05, 0.45]

[0.05, 0.45]

-

3

Viral lysis of prokaryotic production

[0.40, 1.00]

[0.40, 1.00]

[0.40, 1.00]

-

4, 5

Faunal maintenance respiration

Tlim·0.01·Stock

Tlim·0.01·Stock

Tlim·0.01·Stock

mmol C m-2 d-1

6

Assimilation efficiency of labile sources Mei3

[0.57, 0.77]

[0.57, 0.77]

[0.57, 0.77]

-

6, 7

Assimilation efficiency of semi-labile detritus Mei3

[0.29, 0.39]

[0.29, 0.39]

[0.29, 0.39]

-

6, 7

Net growth efficiency Mei4

[0.60, 0.90]

[0.60, 0.90]

[0.60, 0.90]

-

7

Production rate Mei5

Tlim·[0.05, 0.20]

Tlim·[0.05, 0.20]

Tlim·[0.05, 0.20]

d-1

7

Mortality rate Mei5

Tlim·[0, 0.20]







d-1

7

Feeding preference MeiSF, MacSDF and MegSDF6

[50, 100]

[50, 100]

[50, 100]

-

See text

Feeding preference MeiNSF, MacDF and MegDF6

[1, 10]

[1, 10]

[1, 10]

-

See text

Feeding preference MeiPO, MacPS and MegPS7

[0.75, 1.00]

[0.75, 1.00]

[0.75, 1.00]

-

See text

Assimilation efficiency of labile sources of Mac and Meg3

[0.40, 0.75]

[0.40, 0.75]

[0.40, 0.75]

-

6, 7

Assimilation efficiency of semi-labile detritus of Mac and Meg3

[0.20, 0.38]

[0.20, 0.38]

[0.20, 0.38]

-

See text

Net growth efficiency Mac and Meg4

[0.50, 0.70]

[0.50, 0.70]

[0.50, 0.70]

-

6, 7

Production rate Mac5

Tlim·[0.01, 0.05]

Tlim·[0.01, 0.05]

Tlim·[0.01, 0.05]

d-1

7, 8

Mortality rate Mac5

Tlim·[0.0, 0.05]

Tlim·[0.0, 0.05]

Tlim·[0.0, 0.05]

d-1

7, 8

Production rate Meg5

Tlim·[0.0027, 0.0137]

Tlim·[0.0027, 0.0137]

Tlim·[0.0027, 0.0137]

d-1

9

Mortality rate Meg5

Tlim·[0.0, 0.0137]

Tlim·[0.0, 0.0137]

Tlim·[0.0, 0.0137]

d-1

9

Prokaryotic respiration as fraction of respiration by Bac, Mei and Mac

[0.60, 1.00]

[0.60, 1.00]

[0.30, 1.00]




1, see Text

Respiration of Bac, Mei and Mac

[1.02, 4.91]

[0.75, 2.3]

[0.36, 0.90]

mmol C m-2 d-1

1

Carbon deposition from lDet_w, sDet_w, rDet_w and by MacSF

[0.96, 9.4]

[0.64, 3.9]

[0.31, 1.3]

mmol C m-2 d-1

1

Burial efficiency

[0.15, 0.48]

[0.08, 0.43]

[0.11, 0.36]

-

1

DOC Efflux from sediment relative to total POC input

[0, 0.10]

[0, 0.10]

[0, 0.10]

-

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