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Submarine Groundwater Discharge To The York River Estuary: Quantifying Groundwater Flux And Potential For Biogeochemical Cycling, Jenna Lynn Luek
Submarine Groundwater Discharge To The York River Estuary: Quantifying Groundwater Flux And Potential For Biogeochemical Cycling, Jenna Lynn Luek
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Composition, Sources, And Age Of Dissolved And Particulate Organic Matter In The Delaware River And Estuary, Hadley Allaben Mcintosh
Composition, Sources, And Age Of Dissolved And Particulate Organic Matter In The Delaware River And Estuary, Hadley Allaben Mcintosh
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Estuaries are important sites of organic matter (OM) transformation, exchange, and burial but remain one of the least understood regions in the global carbon cycle. The carbon cycle within these regions is complex due to strong gradients in biological and physical processes, and increasing anthropogenic impacts. This is further complicated by the many sources of particulate and dissolved organic matter (OM) in estuaries, including materials derived from terrestrial and anthropogenic sources as well as aquatic and marine primary production. This study combined lipid biomarker analyses with stable and radiocarbon signatures of lipids and source-specific biomarkers to better understand the sources …