Supply of Inorganic Carbon to Bottom Sediments of the North-Eastern Shelf of the Black Sea

The calculations of the possible supply of carbonate matter from the dominant mollusk species per square meter of shelf seabed were performed. Small-sized bivalves with short life cycles have been shown to contribute more to specific carbonate input to sediments than long-lived large-sized species, but less to absolute carbonate input. The model is proposed for calculating inorganic carbon input by molluscs of the north-eastern Black Sea coast based on single survey data with correction based on long-term monitoring results.

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Oceanology
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0001437024700978
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Marine and environmental studies
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Supply of Inorganic Carbon to Bottom Sediments of the North-Eastern Shelf of the Black Sea

I. V. Lyubimov, E. A. Streltsova, V. Yu. Fedulov, M. S. Afanasyeva et al.
Oceanology
Marine and environmental studies
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Supply of Inorganic Carbon to Bottom Sediments of the North-Eastern Shelf of the Black Sea

I. V. Lyubimov, E. A. Streltsova, V. Yu. Fedulov, M. S. Afanasyeva, N. A. Belyaev, G. A. Kolyuchkina, N. A. Danilova
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The calculations of the possible supply of carbonate matter from the dominant mollusk species per square meter of shelf seabed were performed. Small-sized bivalves with short life cycles have been shown to contribute more to specific carbonate input to sediments than long-lived large-sized species, but less to absolute carbonate input. The model is proposed for calculating inorganic carbon input by molluscs of the north-eastern Black Sea coast based on single survey data with correction based on long-term monitoring results.

OceanologyVol. 64(S1)
Institute of Oceanology. PP Shirshov Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after Skryabin (RU)
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Supply of Inorganic Carbon to Bottom Sediments of the North-Eastern Shelf of the Black Sea — I. V. Lyubimov, E. A. Streltsova, et al. · Oceanology (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS