Data: Light and tidal inundation and exposure regulate the sensitivity of estuarine benthic greenhouse gas fluxes to warming and ocean acidification

These data are in support of a published manuscript: Oxygen exchange rates (umol m-2 h-1) used to define respiration (dark exchange) and net primary productivity (light exchange) of unvegetated sediments incubated under control (23 degrees Celcius, ambient pCO2), CO2 enriched (23 degrees Celcius, ~1000 uatm), warming (26 degrees Celcius, ambient pCO2), and future climate (26 degrees Celcius, ~1000 uatm) conditions. CH4, N2O, and CO2 exchange rates (nmol or umol m-2 h-1) calculated from sediments incubated under control (23 degrees Celcius, ambient pCO2), CO2 enriched (23 degrees Celcius, ~1000 uatm), warming (26 degrees Celcius, ambient pCO2), and future climate (26 degrees Celcius, ~1000 uatm) conditions AND light or dark and inundated or exposed diel cycles.