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Preservation efficiencies and accumulation rates for biogenic silica and organic C, N, and P in high-latitude sediments: The Ross Sea

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Preservation efficiencies and accumulation rates for biogenic silica and organic C, N, and P in high-latitude sediments: The Ross Sea (English)

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Charles A. Nittrouer

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David J. DeMaster

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Olivier Ragueneau

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15 August 1996

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Journal of Geophysical Research

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101

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C8

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18501-18518

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